
The next-gen Git platform for modern teams
Trylle is a next-generation Git platform designed for modern development teams. It unifies pull requests, code review, issues, and CI/CD into a single surface, eliminating the need to switch between multiple tools. The platform enables commenting on specific lines of code, stack-dependent pull requests (where related PRs are grouped), and triaging issues directly alongside branches, reducing context switching and “tab debt.”
Built for efficiency, Trylle is fully compatible with GitHub Actions, allowing teams to run existing `.github/workflows` YAML files on Linux, ARM64, and macOS runners. It also supports repository-native automations that fire on real events (e.g., PR opened, CI success, bot mentions), with granular permissions and audit trails. The platform is ideal for teams that want to streamline code review, CI, and repo governance in one cohesive experience.
Review code by commenting directly on specific lines of changed files, making feedback precise and contextual.
Group related pull requests in a stack and keep them ordered, enabling clear dependencies and sequential review.
Pull requests, drafts, and issues stay displayed alongside open PR rows, and CI status is visible on the list, so triaging never leaves the branch you are shipping.
Run your existing `.github/workflows` YAML workflows on Linux, ARM64, and macOS runners, with support for repo and org secrets, artifacts, and release publishing.
Install automations that trigger on real events such as `pr.opened`, `push`, CI success, or bot mentions, with configurable permissions and an audit trail.
Automatically summarize each new PR in a single comment, helping reviewers quickly grasp what changed and why.
A narrative walk-through that shows what changed alongside the most relevant snippets, keeping reviewers oriented without tab sprawl.
Manage invites, define workspace rules, and revoke access for external contributors, with scoped actors and tightened merge surfaces.
Yes, Trylle supports running your existing `.github/workflows` YAML files on Linux, ARM64, and macOS runners, with full support for secrets, artifacts, and release publishing.
Automations can be triggered by repository events such as `pr.opened`, `push`, CI success, or bot mentions. They run with controlled permissions and provide an audit trail.
Yes, Trylle offers invite management, workspace rules, scoped actors, and the ability to revoke access. Repo boundaries can be tightened to prevent accidental merges from external contributors.
Trylle is built to be GitHub-compatible, meaning it can run your existing CI workflows and provide a similar Git experience. However, it is a separate platform that unifies pull requests, issues, and automation in one surface.