repo-bridge
Repo-to-repo delivery

Ship code to another GitHub repo —
without giving them your history.

One-way sync from your source repo into a separate destination repo as a clean pull request. Fresh branch, AI-written review notes, and drift detection that stays accurate after every merge. No fork. No force-push. No leaked commits.

Clean PRsAI review notesPost-merge baseline stamping

Clean pull requests, not forks

Each sync opens a PR on a fresh branch in the destination repo. The two repos stay completely unlinked — no shared git history, no force-push, no surprise commits.

AI review notes on every sync

Every PR ships with an auto-generated summary of what changed, why it matters, and where to look first — so the receiving team can review in minutes, not hours.

Drift detection that survives merges

When a sync PR is merged, we stamp the baseline via GitHub webhooks. The next preview shows only real drift — no false alarms, no manual reconciliation.

Built for these workflows

When repo-bridge earns its keep

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Agency → Client handoff

Ship work into the client's repo as a clean PR. None of your internal commits, branches, or chatter ever crosses over.

Whitelabel delivery

One source, many customer repos. Each destination gets its own PR, branch, and AI summary tailored to that team's reviewers.

Compliance boundaries

Keep regulated codebases isolated. Every cross-boundary change is a reviewed PR with a logged sync record and stamped baseline.