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Connect your GitHub repositories to enable AI SRE to access your codebase, track changes, and correlate deployments with incidents.

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Overview

When connected, AI SRE:
  • Accesses code — Reviews code structure, dependencies, and recent changes
  • Tracks deployments — Monitors commits, pull requests, and deployment timelines
  • Correlates changes — Links code changes with incidents to identify root causes
  • Maps dependencies — Understands service relationships and ownership

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Setup during onboarding

GitHub connection happens during onboarding:
  1. Sign in — Log in to AI SRE
  2. Company setup — If you’re the first user, create your company account
  3. Connect GitHub — The wizard prompts you to connect GitHub
  4. Authorize — You’ll be redirected to GitHub to authorize the AI SRE GitHub App
  5. Select organization — Choose the GitHub organization to connect
  6. Select repositories — Choose which repositories AI SRE can access
  7. Complete — Return to AI SRE to finish setup

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Repository selection

Connect repositories that contain services you investigate during incidents. AI SRE uses these repositories to review code changes, track deployments, and correlate with incidents. Best practices:
  • Start with 1–2 critical production repositories
  • Include repositories with active development and frequent deployments
  • Add additional repositories as your needs grow
  • Regularly review and update your connected repositories

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Troubleshooting

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Insufficient permissions

If you see an “Insufficient Permissions” error, you don’t have the required permissions to install the GitHub App at the organization level. Solution: Ask your GitHub organization administrator to install the app, or install it at the repository level if you have repository admin access.

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Repository not found

If a repository isn’t accessible, verify:
  • You have access to the repository
  • The repository visibility settings allow your access level
  • The repository exists and hasn’t been deleted or renamed

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Authentication failed

If the OAuth flow fails:
  • Try the authentication process again
  • Clear your browser cache and cookies
  • Ensure pop-up blockers aren’t preventing the GitHub authorization page

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Managing connections

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View connected repositories

Navigate to Connectors → GitHub in the AI SRE interface to see which repositories are connected and their connection status.

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Update repository selection

To add or remove repositories:
  1. Go to your GitHub App settings
  2. Modify repository access permissions
  3. Changes automatically sync to AI SRE

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Disconnect GitHub

To disconnect GitHub:
  1. Go to Connectors → GitHub in AI SRE
  2. Click Disconnect
  3. Confirm the disconnection
Note: Disconnecting removes AI SRE’s access to repository data. You’ll need to reconnect to use GitHub-related features.

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Next steps

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