Connect your Git provider
Which Git hosts AI CodeOps works with (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo), how each one connects, and what the platform does in your repositories.
AI CodeOps works on your code where it already lives. You connect a Git account once, from Configure → Settings → Git Providers in your workspace. After that, a session clones the project's repository, writes its change on a new branch and opens a pull request (a merge request on GitLab) for a person to review. Nothing merges without that review.
Pick your provider
| Provider | Hosting | How it connects | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub | GitHub.com (not GitHub Enterprise Server) | OAuth, or a personal access token | Connect GitHub |
| GitLab | GitLab.com or a self-managed instance | OAuth, or a personal access token | Connect GitLab |
| Bitbucket | Bitbucket Cloud (not Server or Data Center) | OAuth (recommended), or a token with limits | Connect Bitbucket |
| Gitea | A Gitea server you run | A personal access token and your server's address | Connect Gitea |
| Forgejo | Your own Forgejo server, or a public instance such as Codeberg | A personal access token and the server's address | Connect Forgejo |
Git permissions and scopes lists every OAuth scope and token permission AI CodeOps asks for on each host, what it is used for, and how to revoke access.
What the platform does in your repositories
- Clones the repository of the project a session works on.
- Pushes a new branch with the session's change. It never pushes to your default branch.
- Opens a pull request on that branch. It doesn't merge on its own: a person merges it, from the console or on your Git host.
It doesn't register webhooks, post commit statuses or comment on your pull requests.
Servers you run
AI CodeOps runs in the cloud, so a self-managed GitLab, Gitea or Forgejo server needs a public https address it can reach over the internet. Addresses on private networks, localhost and .local or .internal names are refused.
Next steps
- Connect your provider using its guide above.
- Create a project that points at a repository.
- Start a session on that project.