The workspace home now has an Onboard your agent to Runzivo button. It copies a prompt for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or Cursor. The same button appears on sign-in and in the public preview.
Copy the prompt
Open your workspace home and select the button. It adds your workspace context to the prompt. Paste it into your coding agent from the repository you want to configure.
Set up this repository to run GitHub Actions on Runzivo.
First read https://app.runzivo.dev/agents.md and this repository's instructions. They take priority over the instructions below.
Check that the Runzivo GitHub App is installed for this repository. You cannot install it. If it is missing, tell the user to use https://app.runzivo.dev/setup.
This is a public guide; confirm the workspace's available labels in Setup before editing.
Inspect .github/workflows. Change only runs-on for Linux x64 jobs to an available Runzivo label.
Keep everything else unchanged. Never read or write secrets.
Leave jobs for other platforms unchanged.
Open a pull request for the change; only make a standalone/direct commit if the user asks. Follow this repository's publishing permissions.What it changes
The agent checks your workspace's available Linux x64 runner labels before it edits a workflow. It changes only runs-on for eligible jobs and leaves other jobs unchanged. The prompt instructs it to propose the change in a pull request for your review. Review the pull request, then run a job and check its logs in Runzivo.
The built-in pipeline builder and CI fix agent remain early access features and are not available to customers yet.
Read the instructions
Read the public agent setup page, the Markdown instructions, or llms.txt. Start with the getting started guide if you have not connected a repository yet.