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GitHub Flows: connect, deploy, and tune your workflows

If you want to connect AI agents to your GitHub process and see how the workflow performs on your repository, start with a small pilot. Below is the current three-step offer and the contact details.

Hot offer

Step 1. Test connection

I connect your repository to my infrastructure so you can see GitHub Flows working on real activity inside GitHub.

€50 for connection and a test run.

Up to 5 test tickets on my Codex Plus subscription.

Step 2. Deployment on your VPS

I deploy the same infrastructure on your VPS, connect your accounts, and start the workflow on your side.

From €150 for a basic deployment.

A natural next step after a successful test.

Step 3. Workflow setup

I help you define your GitHub event routes, choose workflow steps, and build practical workflows with agents.

€35 / hour for consulting and follow-up work.

For tuning the system after connection and deployment.

This is the current working format. First you see the result on your repository, then you decide whether you want the next step.

What the first step gives you

a small test step without a heavy project commitment;
one repository connected to my infrastructure;
up to 5 test tickets or other agreed actions on my Codex Plus subscription;
a visible result inside GitHub: a comment, label, issue, PR, or another trace of the workflow;
a clear sense of whether it is worth moving the infrastructure to your VPS;
if the test works well, the next step is deployment on your side and setup of your own workflows.

What to include in your first message

whether your repository is public or private;
what exactly you want to test through GitHub Flows;
whether you are ready to start with a test run;
whether you want only the pilot or also VPS deployment and workflow setup.

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If you want to review the method first

The book describes the ADSM approach behind this work. It helps explain the logic of AI-agent development and the role GitHub workflows play in it.

English edition Russian edition

Technical background

Alex Gusev is an independent web developer from Latvia with 25+ years in web development, a JavaScript / Node.js focus, production systems experience, and ongoing work on ADSM, GitHub Flows, Tequila Framework, and public proof that AI-agent workflows can work in practice.

Technical focus

JavaScript, Node.js, HTML/CSS, JSDoc, Vue, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQLite, GitHub, Docker, Linux servers.

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