GitHub

#What Antimetal does with GitHub

• Search your codebase for the path that produced an error
• Read recent commits and pull requests to find the change that introduced a regression
• Check Actions runs, checks, and commit statuses to see what CI caught
• Read Dependabot, code scanning, and secret scanning alerts relevant to a failure
• Open a pull request with a proposed fix — only when an engineer requests one

#Connecting GitHub

Prerequisites

• A GitHub account with admin access to the repositories you want to connect
• Permission to install GitHub Apps in your organization

1. Install the Antimetal GitHub App

   In the Antimetal UI, click Connect GitHub. You'll be redirected to GitHub to install the app.

2. Select repositories

   Choose whether to grant access to all repositories or select specific ones.

3. Authorize the app

   Review the requested permissions and click Install & Authorize.

4. Confirm in Antimetal

   You'll be redirected back to Antimetal. Verify your repositories appear on the integrations page.

#Permissions and access

The Antimetal GitHub App holds the permissions below. Write access exists so Antimetal can open a pull request or update an issue — it only does so when an engineer explicitly asks for a fix.

Repository

Organization

All tenant data is processed in isolated environments. See security and compliance for details.