One customer-facing change this week, and it is about Annie acting on what she finds rather than handing the work back to you. It was a lighter week on the surface, with most of the effort across 4 product repos going into groundwork that is not customer-facing yet. This continues the Anyshift Product Updates series from last week's post.

Annie opens pull requests across multiple repos

Last week Annie learned to turn a suggested fix into a real pull request from chat. This week she learned to do it across multiple repos at once, not just one.

When you ask Annie to implement a ticket or ship a change, she now looks across every repository connected to your project and opens a pull request in each one the change touches. Before, she would tunnel on the first repository she inspected and stop there, punting the rest back to you ("the UI lives in a separate repo, which repo is it?"). Now she maps the change to every repository that owns a piece of it, opens a pull request in each, and flags anything she leaves open.

Database changes ship the right way too: as a migration in your migrations repo, not as a manual "apply this SQL" note. Opening a pull request still runs through the Anyshift GitHub app, so Annie only writes to repositories you explicitly connected, and read-only stays the default until the app is installed. The full flow is in the propose-fix documentation.

This capability is live across our 3 deployed services, headlined by annie-intelligence v0.98.4.

FAQ

What shipped at Anyshift the week of June 1, 2026?

Annie now opens pull requests across multiple repos in one request, instead of stopping at the first repository it inspects. When you ask Annie to implement a change, it reasons over every repository connected to your project.

How does Annie open pull requests across multiple repos?

When you ask Annie to implement a change, it looks across every repository connected to your project and opens a pull request in each one the change touches, including the database migration repo. Opening a pull request needs the Anyshift GitHub app installed on those repositories.

Does Annie open pull requests automatically?

No. Annie opens a pull request only when you ask it to implement a change, and only on repositories where the Anyshift GitHub app is installed with write access. Read-only stays the default until that app is connected.

Where can I try these updates?

Open Annie at app.anyshift.io and ask it to implement a change on a project connected through the Anyshift GitHub app. The product documentation at docs.anyshift.io covers how fix proposals and pull requests work.


That's the week. Try it and tell us what it unlocks for your team. We read every reply at app.anyshift.io.