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Connect GitHub so Myrmex’s agents can clone repositories, open pull requests, and run security audits across your organization’s repositories. Myrmex connects through the Myrmex GitHub App — you install it on your org and choose exactly which repositories it can access. The agents operate the GitHub API live, reading and acting on demand, with nothing stored on the Myrmex side.

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What Myrmex Can Do

Read repositories

Clone and inspect code and configuration on demand.

Open pull requests

Propose fixes and changes as pull requests — with approval.

Security audits

Audit repositories for issues; feed findings into a Security Posture review.

Scoped access

Access is limited to the repositories you select when installing the App.

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Before You Start

  • A GitHub organization (or account) where you can install apps — you need to be an owner, or have an owner approve the request.
  • The list of repositories Myrmex should access (all, or a subset).

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Step 1 — Install the Myrmex GitHub App

GitHub uses an App installation instead of a manually created token.
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Start from Myrmex

In Myrmex, choose Add Integration → GitHub. You’re redirected to GitHub.
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Choose where to install

Select the organization (or account) to install the Myrmex GitHub App on.
3

Select repositories

Choose All repositories or Only select repositories, then review the requested permissions.
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Install & authorize

Click Install & Authorize. GitHub sends you back to Myrmex.
If you’re not an organization owner, GitHub records your request so an owner can approve the installation.

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Step 2 — Add the Integration in Myrmex

Because installation happens on GitHub, Myrmex captures the connection details automatically when you return:

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Connect

Save to finish. The organization appears under Environment → Integrations. To change which repositories Myrmex can reach later, manage the Myrmex GitHub App from your GitHub organization settings. New to integrations? See the Integrations overview.