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Repositories
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  • acme/platform-webmain
Model
Sonnet (1M context)
Daily driver
Opus 4.7 (1M context)
Most capable for complex work
0 / 8000
e.g. prefer minimal changes
Code Runs let you kick off Claude Code from a ticket. Janet creates a branch and draft pull request on your connected GitHub repositories. Code Runs securely clone your repositories in isolated ephemeral sandboxes. Track progress from the ticket, browse history on the Code Runs page, and open PRs when a run completes. Each run ties one ticket to Claude Code execution against repos your organization has linked. Janet records status from queue through completion, surfaces draft PR links when GitHub receives the branch, and keeps failed runs visible so you can retry when the product allows.

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Prerequisites

  • GitHub: Connect your GitHub organization or account and grant repo access so Janet can create branches and PRs. See GitHub integration.
Using Claude from your editor alongside Janet is optional but powerful, see Claude Code and the MCP server overview if you want Janet actions available to Claude Code locally.

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Where to start a run

  • Ticket Page: From the ticket details page, click the Create PR button from the right details sidebar.
  • Edit Ticket Modal: Right-click a ticket from the Kanban or List page to open the edit ticket modal. The Send to Claude Code button in the footer opens a confirmation step so you can choose repo context before the run starts.

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Run lifecycle

Runs move through visible states consistent across the ticket rail and Code Runs list:
  1. Queued: Accepted and waiting for execution capacity.
  2. Running: Claude Code is actively working against your branch targets.
  3. Completed: Draft PR(s) are ready; open them from the ticket or run detail.
  4. Failed: Something blocked completion; retry when Janet exposes it from the ticket surface.

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Multiple repositories

When a single run touches more than one GitHub repository, Janet creates one draft PR per repo. For the simplest workflow (one branch and one PR) we recommend a monorepo. If you do attach multiple repos to one run, Janet lists each draft PR separately.

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Org-wide history

Open Code Runs from the sidebar to browse recent runs across projects. Select a row to inspect details (trigger context, PR links, notes).