Build on Trylle
The operating guide for repositories, reviews, CI, automation, AI, and the Trylle CLI.
Start here
New to Trylle? Create an account, connect the CLI, and publish your first repository in the quickstart.
Choose a path
Set up Trylle
Account, API token, CLI, and first repository.
Work from the CLI
Repositories, pull requests, issues, stacks, AI, and reviews.
Run CI
GitHub Actions compatibility, workflow examples, secrets, logs, and usage.
Connect GitHub
Continuous two-way sync or one-way repository mirrors.
Build automations
Agent-backed automations, bot identities, and run operations.
Understand plans
Plan allowances, AI credits, CI minutes, and billing.
The platform at a glance
Trylle is a Git platform built around review, automation, and agentic workflows. The web app and CLI cover repository hosting, pull requests, inline review, issues, stacked changes, CI, organization settings, credentials, automations, and bot identities.
| Surface | Best for |
|---|---|
| Web app | Repository administration, visual review, billing, security, and automation setup |
try CLI | Daily Git workflows, structured agent access, CI inspection, AI helpers, and diff review |
| Public API | Custom integrations and operations not yet exposed by a first-class CLI command |
| GitHub sync | Keeping Trylle and GitHub aligned while teams transition or publish mirrors |
Common next steps
- Install and authenticate the
tryCLI. - Pick the correct GitHub integration mode.
- Port a GitHub Actions workflow with the compatibility guide.
- Review plans and usage before enabling high-volume AI or CI workloads.
- Add SSH and GPG keys for secure Git access and signed commits.