Use case
Teamwork
Several people work on the project. You need roles and boundaries: not everyone should have access to everything, and not everyone may publish outside.
Situation
Organisations, roles, repository access, access keys and connectors — under the owner’s control.
What gets in the way
- Several people work on the project — roles and boundaries are needed.
- Not everyone should have access to every repository.
- You need control over who publishes to the source repository.
- Access tokens must not be scattered around shared places.
- Organisations and clients must not see each other’s data.
Solution 01
Organisation, roles and isolation
Members join an organisation with the roles of owner and user — the owner manages membership and boundaries. Each organisation is physically isolated from the others: clients and teams do not see each other’s data.
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Solution 02
Repository access and publishing tokens
Rights are granted per project, space or individual repository — not everyone has access to everything. Publishing to the source repository is done by whoever holds the right, and each person keeps their own access tokens, encrypted and never shown back — so they do not have to be scattered around shared places.
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Solution 03
Connectors — your own git, without handing over tokens
If your code lives in a private or self-hosted git (behind a firewall), the team connects it through a connector — an agent you run in your own network. It links your git to the platform over an outbound connection, and the access token stays with you and never reaches us. Integrations with the team’s trackers and knowledge sources are installed into the same connector.
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Outcome
The team works together, while access, publishing and connecting your own git stay under the owner’s control.
The first step changes nothing in the code
Start with a question about your project
Connect a repository and ask the system how your code is built: it reads the source code and answers in minutes, changing nothing. A starting balance is provided to try it out.
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