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  1. YouTube · · YouTube description · Korus · nbonamy/korus

    Delegate, Review, and Merge AI Coding Work | Korus in Action Stay focused on the work. Korus handles the worktree setup, context handoff, and coordination. In this real desktop walkthrough, we start from a GitHub repository, turn a conversation into delegated work, annotate and revise an interactive plan, and pick up another task directly from a GitHub issue. Then we select independent review findings, merge the first result, and let the worker resolve conflicts before merging the second. Korus reports back and cleans up the completed worktrees and agents. Try Korus: meetkorus.dev Docs: meetkorus.dev Source: nbonamy/korus 0:00 Start from a GitHub repository 0:35 Delegate from a conversation 0:58 Plan, annotate, and revise 1:30 GitHub issues and parallel work 1:58 Independent review and selected fixes 2:33 Merge, report, and clean up 2:59 Update and resolve merge conflicts 3:25 Merge again Recorded in the Korus desktop app, with implementation waits shortened. Two defects were deliberately prepared in the sample branch to demonstrate the review findings workflow. #Korus #AICoding #CodingAgents

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