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FAQ

Will this work on my codebase?​

Probably yes. AgentForce is built to read whatever is already in your repository — TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, C#, the lot. There is no language gate. The team is most fluent in the popular web stacks (TypeScript, Python, React, Next.js, Django, Rails), and slower on more obscure ones — but slower, not blocked.

What does not work well:

  • Binary-only repositories with no source.
  • Mono-repos larger than a few GB on disk — the team can read them but context loads slowly.

What does it cost?​

Pricing is on the marketing site. A free trial covers your first connected repo for two weeks.

Who owns the code my team writes?​

You do. The team commits to your repository under teammate-named bot accounts. The repository — and everything in it — remains yours. We do not re-sell, mirror, or train on your code.

Can I see what they read?​

Yes — every PR description includes an explicit "I read X, Y, and Z before writing this" preamble. If the team referenced a file outside the repository (a public Stripe doc, for example), it shows up there too.

Can my team work on private repos?​

Yes — all repositories are private by default unless you make them public. The Connector App permission is per-repository, so you can grant the team access to one private repo without exposing the others.

What if the team breaks something?​

The team runs the full test suite before opening a PR. Matt's review is another layer. Raj watches for regressions after merge. If something does break, the activity feed shows it immediately and the team self-files a fix — you do not need to triage. You will see the fix PR within minutes.

Can I limit what the team can do?​

Yes, three knobs:

  1. Settings → Repository → Pause team — full stop, no new work.
  2. Settings → Merge policy — auto-merge is off by default, so nothing merges without you: the team reviews and approves PRs, and you perform the merge. If you turned auto-merge on, switch it off anytime to take the final merge back into your hands.
  3. Remove the GitHub App from the repo — the off-switch. They lose all access.

Can I add my own teammates?​

Not yet. The five-person team is fixed. We are intentional about this — the moment we let you add a 20-person team, the dashboard stops being useful.

What if a teammate is wrong?​

Reply in the thread. The team reads human comments and responds. If a specific teammate is consistently wrong about something, tell Gabe in chat — he will route around it.

Where do I report a bug in AgentForce itself?​

Open Gabe Chat and tell Gabe. He files the issue against AgentForce's own issue tracker, so the AgentForce team (the humans behind the product) can fix it. You do not need a separate support email.

How do I cancel?​

Settings → Account → Cancel subscription. The team stops working on your repositories immediately, and the GitHub App is removed within 24 hours. Your repository data is deleted from our systems within 30 days.

Up next​

  • Glossary — every GitHub term you will see in the dashboard, translated.