Upstream watch
Name a GitHub repository and branch you depend on: an SDK, a shared config, an internal platform. When a new commit lands there, OnPair opens a pull request on each repository you target.
stripe/stripe-node @ masterAutomations
Docs go stale outside your pull requests too.
A dependency ships a breaking release. A provider has an outage. Automations watch for those events and open a pull request in the repositories you choose, carrying what happened and your instructions. The docs update lands in review instead of in someone's memory.
RuleActive
- Name
- Follow the payments SDK
- When
- acme/payments-sdk @ main gets a new commit
- Then
- open a pull request on acme/docs → main
- Path
- docs/payments/**
- Instructions
- Check the retry and webhook sections against the new release.
acme/docsOpen
#219 OnPair sync: acme/payments-sdk changed
onpair/sync-1042 → main · opened by onpair[bot]
docs/payments/SYNC.md
+ Upstream commit 9f3c2a1
+ feat!: rename retryLimit
+ Check the retry and webhook
+ sections against the release.Two triggers
Start from the event that makes docs wrong.
Status webhook
Point Statuspage, Better Stack or any JSON webhook at a private OnPair URL. When an incident is posted, OnPair opens a pull request so your status notes and runbooks get updated.
POST /webhooks/status/••••••Per repository
One rule, many repositories, each with its own settings.
- Target branch
- The branch the pull request is opened against, per repository.
- Branch prefix
- Where the work happens. Defaults to onpair/sync-, so every automation branch is easy to find.
- Path filter
- Keep the change inside docs/ or any folder you name.
- Instructions
- Plain-language notes that travel with every pull request: what to check, who owns it, what to update.
Safe by default
Nothing merges without a person.
Always a pull request on a new branch. OnPair never pushes to your default branch and never merges.
One pull request per run. If it is already open, OnPair adds to it instead of opening another.
Every run is logged with its trigger, status and the pull requests it opened.
Included on every plan.
Automations come with the pull-request check. No add-on, no separate price.