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#help #repos #github
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Connect GitHub to your AI Putty project: choose the repos your AI agents may use, make a new repo, and run a repo's Node app at its own address.
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Repos is your project's GitHub connection: connect GitHub, choose the repos the project may use, make new ones, and run a repo's Node app after each release.

Connect GitHub: repos for your AI agents✎ edit

Repos (Settings › Repos) connects your project to GitHub, so your AI agents can work in your code. You choose exactly which repos they may use; nothing else on your GitHub account is reachable.

Connect GitHub✎ edit

Tap Connect GitHub. It installs the AI Putty GitHub App on your account, and GitHub asks which repos to give it: pick only the ones this project needs. You can change that choice on GitHub later. Disconnect removes the connection from the project.

Choose the repos the project may use✎ edit

Repos this project may use lists the repos this project can work in. Sync reads the list again after you've changed the app's access on GitHub.

New repo makes a repository on the connected GitHub account and gives it to this project, without going to GitHub. Tick private to keep it private.

Example: you start a garden-planner app. Tap New repo, call it garden-planner, keep it private, and your coder agent has somewhere to push from its first task.

Run a repo's app✎ edit

A repo with a start script (a Node app) runs at its own address after each release. Under Apps, each one shows:

  • its state: running, stopped or failed;
  • its address and the release it runs;
  • its log, to see why it failed.

An app is members only until you tap Make public.

Good to know✎ edit