Maige

Maige is an AI tool specialized in classifying and labelling issues within software projects. It operates primarily through GPT technology for issue labeling.

The primary function of Maige is to classify and label issues within software projects. As an AI tool, it uses GPT technology to help automate and manage the process of issue labeling in these projects.

Yes, Maige uses GPT technology as the primary mechanism for classifying and labeling issues.

Maige integrates with GitHub. It allows users to add it to their GitHub repositories and utilize its issue labelling capabilities within these repositories.

You can add Maige to your GitHub repository by following the link provided on their website, which leads to 'https://github.com/apps/maige-bot'.

Yes, Maige is free to try as mentioned on their website.

To label new issues automatically with Maige, users simply need to enable Maige within their GitHub repository. Once enabled, it will automatically classify and label any new issues that arise.

Maige can label existing issues when a user comments 'Maige label this' within the specific issue on their GitHub repository.

Yes, to label all old issues, users can comment 'Maige label all'. Once this command is input, Maige will proceed to label all the existing issues within the user's GitHub repository.

Custom instructions can be added to Maige by using the command 'Maige [instructions]'. This feature enables users to give more specific instructions for issue labeling to Maige.

Yes, there is a GitHub repository associated with Maige. The link to it can be found on their website.

While Maige is known for its issue labeling, it is also designed to classify issues. Therefore, in addition to labeling, Maige could also classify issues depending on the specific instructions given.