SPIRITTGitea

Self-hosted Gitea,
operated end to end

SPIRITT reads Actions logs, commits fixes, dispatches workflows and merges pull requests when checks pass, so your Gitea instance runs like a fully staffed platform.

SPIRITT Workspace input reading Connect me to Gitea, with the Gitea icon in a compact app tile.

What you can do with Gitea.

  • Red builds turn green

    Read the failing job log, commit the fix, re-dispatch the workflow and confirm the new commit status.

  • Merges on your rules

    Check branch protection and combined commit status, then merge with the strategy each repository expects.

  • Repositories kept consistent

    Apply license and gitignore templates and keep docs and config files current across every repository.

Get started in three steps.

01

Open your workspace

Give SPIRITT a workspace to work on your repositories, pipelines and release routine.

A workspace connected to software projects
02

Connect Gitea

Connect your Gitea instance with a token scoped to the repositories and organizations the work covers.

SPIRITT Workspace input reading Connect me to Gitea, with the Gitea icon in a compact app tile.
03

Hand over the outcome

Name the result, such as a green main branch or a clean release. SPIRITT does the work and verifies it in Gitea.

Code, project files, and recurring workflow arrows

Put your Gitea instance to work

Questions

Gitea, with SPIRITT.

01What can SPIRITT do with Gitea?+
SPIRITT reads repositories, commits, branches and Actions runs, commits file changes, dispatches workflows, reads job logs and merges pull requests with the strategy you choose. It turns that into fixed builds, clean releases and consistent repositories.
02Does it work with self-hosted Gitea?+
Yes. SPIRITT connects to your own Gitea instance and works within the repositories and permissions your token allows, including branch protection and required checks.
03Can it fix a broken pipeline by itself?+
Yes. It reads the failing job's log, commits the fix, re-dispatches the workflow and confirms the run and commit status are green before reporting back.
04How does merging work?+
SPIRITT checks the pull request's merge state, branch protection and combined commit status, then merges with your preferred strategy and can delete the source branch afterward.
05Which apps pair well with Gitea?+
Slack for build and merge updates, Linear for repeat failures, Notion for release notes and runbooks, Sentry for error context and 1Password for secret inventories.
06How do I start with Gitea?+
Open a workspace, connect your Gitea instance and hand SPIRITT a delivery goal, such as keeping main green. It handles the fixes, merges and reporting.
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