Connect a GitHub account through a short code shown on screen, with no password at all. Every reachable repository appears afterward, own and shared ones listed separately. Register the one you want with a click, with no credentials to maintain by hand.
The Agentic Part
An agent lists every reachable repository automatically once you are connected, keeping your own and shared ones apart. Register one with a click, and it wires the repository up immediately, with no credentials entered by hand. The encrypted access token stays on the server the whole time, it never reaches the browser.
Main Features
- Sign-in runs through GitHub's own code-based login
- 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, immediately and directly
Use Cases
- Every project used to need its own password or token managed separately. Now the GitHub account connects through a code shown on screen, with no password stored at all.
- After connecting, only the repositories you actually need should show up. Own and shared ones appear listed separately, and a click registers the one you want.
- A developer opens the application in the browser. The encrypted access token stays on the server the whole time, it never reaches the browser.
- A new internal tool needs access to a repository. A click registers it immediately, with no credentials entered by hand.
What we build for you
- The account in question and its repositories
