Connect GitHub
GitHub is your product’s source of truth. Every change an agent makes is committed to a repository you own, so you always have the code — readable, diffable, and portable — independent of Typillar.
How to connect
Section titled “How to connect”- In the console, choose Connect GitHub.
- Authorize Typillar through GitHub’s own screen, selecting the account or organization and the repository you want to use.
- You’re returned to the console with GitHub connected.
As with Cloudflare, this is an OAuth grant issued by GitHub. Typillar never sees your GitHub password.
What the connection is used for
Section titled “What the connection is used for”- Committing generated code to your repository as ordinary commits.
- Maintaining history so every approved ticket maps to real changes you can review and trace.
- Enabling rollback — because history lives in your repo, reverting to a prior state is reliable. See Deploys & rollback.
Scope it down
Section titled “Scope it down”Prefer to grant the minimum? Point Typillar at a single repository (or a dedicated organization) rather than your whole account. Everything Typillar builds for a project lands there, and nothing outside it is touched.
How to revoke
Section titled “How to revoke”- From Typillar — disconnect GitHub in the console.
- From GitHub — remove the authorization under your GitHub account’s applications settings.
Your repository and its full commit history remain after you disconnect — the code is yours and stays where it is.