GitHub identity

PWR Bot

How PWR shows up in your repository — clearly identified, and never by writing promotional material into your code.

The PWR symbol is the planned bot avatar.

Attribution is yours to control

PWR does not insert promotional material into customer source code. Public attribution on pull requests will be an opt-in organization setting. GitHub items below are marked beta because they have been verified against a simulated GitHub; live verification is pending.

GitHub App identity
Beta
PWR acts through a GitHub App you install on chosen repositories, using short-lived tokens scoped to one repository.
Implementation summaries
Beta
Each pull request describes what was changed and why, with the task it came from.
Test and CI evidence
Beta
Validation output and a CI snapshot are attached to the review.
Independent review outcome
Beta
A separate review agent records a verdict and findings before a human approves.
Dedicated PWR Bot avatar and name
Upcoming
A recognizable bot identity on commits and pull requests.
Verified pull request attribution
Upcoming
GitHub-verified attribution where the platform supports it.
Configurable public attribution
Upcoming
An organization setting for an optional “Generated with PWR” line linking to pwr.build.

Example pull requests

Authentic PWR-generated pull requests will be linked here.

Examples pending

We will link real pull requests from public repositories once live GitHub runs exist. No mock-ups.

PWR Bot

GitHub App identity

Implementation summaries

Test and CI evidence

Independent review outcome

Dedicated PWR Bot avatar and name

Verified pull request attribution

Configurable public attribution

Example pull requests