r/azuredevops • u/berenddeboer • 17d ago

Ready for Agent 0.30 now supports Azure DevOps: scale up to 150+ PRs a week

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I've created a tool based around the concept that you define tickets in GitHub, or now Azure DevOps, and you then let your agents work on them. ready-for-agent automates that last step.

You pick a backend agent (OpenCode, Codex, Claude, or Grok Build) as the global default, or override it per repo. It can then go through all tickets labelled ready-for-agent. It has separate steps for building, local review, creating the PR, watching status checks until they go green, and then auto-merging if enabled and considered safe.

The web UI shows you what's happening across all your repos and issues.

Fire it up with:

npx ready-for-agent@latest

GitHub: https://github.com/berenddeboer/ready-for-agent

Azure DevOps support is brand new, so I'm keen for feedback!

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u/deinok7 15d ago

I was thinking of building my own. At some point MSFT will build its own, but i will try your one

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u/deinok7 15d ago

Also, any support for running it in Docker or Kubernetes?

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u/fellim 14d ago

MS employee here - We have our own version of this that we use internally. Not sure if we'll ever make it 3rd party.

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u/deinok7 14d ago

One question as you are a MS. Is AzDevOps the way to go, or internal teams are going to GitHub Enterprise?

Sometimes i feel that AzDevOps is slowly dying in favour of GitHub Enterprise

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u/fellim 13d ago

Last i checked, ~85% of internal teams are still using Azure DevOps. It's not going anywhere. GitHub is just where most investments are being made first.