A GitHub account connects with a short code shown on screen. No password is ever entered or stored anywhere; the approval happens directly at GitHub itself.
Once connected, you see every repository the account can reach, your own and shared ones listed separately, and a single click registers the one you want in the system.
That removes the manual upkeep of credentials for every individual project, and rules out a password ending up in the wrong place.
What ports as-is
- Sign-in runs through GitHub's own code-based login and keeps to exactly the wait GitHub requires for approval
- The access token is stored encrypted and never reaches the browser
- A list shows your own and shared repositories separately and can be filtered
- One click registers the repository you want directly in the system
What we build for you
- The account in question and its repositories
