Welcome to the Continue Hub Sample Repo 👋
Fork this repo, connect Continue to GitHub, and run your first agent in under 5 minutes.
👉 Learn about agents
👉 Go to the Hub
- Fix a bug automatically
- Clean up a messy codebase
- Run a security check
- Generate tests
- Document functions
- (Optional) Add a small feature
Each of these is powered by a Continue Agent — no setup required. Just fork, connect, and run a prompt.
- Fork this repo to your GitHub account
- Open Mission Control in the Continue Hub: hub.continue.dev
- Connect GitHub
- Run any of the prompts from
agents.md
👉 In under 60 seconds, you’ll have a PR with code changes.
| # | Task | Prompt Example | Expected Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fix a bug | Fix the TypeError in api/users.ts |
A PR fixing the bug and passing tests |
| 2 | Clean up code | Clean up the repo according to ESLint and Prettier rules |
Consistent code formatting, unused imports removed |
| 3 | Run security check | Find and fix vulnerabilities in dependencies |
Dependency updated and lockfile regenerated |
| 4 | Write tests | Write unit tests for src/utils/math.ts |
PR with Jest tests |
| 5 | Add docstrings | Add JSDoc comments to all functions in src/helpers/ |
Code updated with clear docstrings |
| 6 | (Optional) Add feature | Add a new feature: Mark all todos as completed (requires editing TodoApp example) |
PR with working feature, tests, and docs |
- Keep the repo as-is. Let the workflow do the work.
- Check the PR tab after running a workflow.
- Try combining prompts: e.g., “Fix the bug and add a unit test.”
After you’ve tested the basics:
- Add a new file with a small bug.
- Write your own custom rule in Continue Hub.
- Automate fixing it with your own workflow.
We’d love to hear what worked for you (and what didn’t).
Open a discussion.
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