Connect a repository

Install the app

Repo Fleet reaches your code through a GitHub App you install on an account or an organization.

1. Sign in, open Repositories, and choose Connect GitHub.
2. Pick the account or organization to install it on.
3. Choose what it may see: all repositories, or a list.
4. Approve the permissions, and GitHub sends you back with the account linked.

What it may see

• The workflow files you open, and nothing else. It writes one only when you save it.
• All repositories takes in the ones you create later; a chosen list does not.
• An organization may need its owner, who gets the request to approve.
• Only an installation your GitHub account lists is linked, so nobody hands you somebody else's.
• Change the list on GitHub whenever you like; the next refresh follows it, and uninstalling ends every permission at once.

What a repository card offers

• Agents opens that repository's workflow files.
• Runs opens what has run in it lately.
• Start a pipeline shows while the default branch holds no workflow.
• The full name opens the repository on github.com in a new tab.
• The pill says what the app may do there.

What Free and Pro reach

• Free takes every public repository on every account you link, and one private repository in total.
• Pro takes every repository, public and private.
• A repository past the limit says so where you meet it. Pricing has the rest.