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Prerequisites

  • An Asymptote account (sign up here)
  • Admin access to the GitHub repositories you want to connect

Overview

Connecting your GitHub account gives Asymptote visibility into your repositories so it can review pull requests, enforce security policies, and detect vulnerabilities before they reach production.

Steps

1

Sign into GitHub

Visit this link to install the Asymptote GitHub App.Asymptote GitHub Connection
2

Authorize GitHub Integration

You’ll be redirected to GitHub to authorize Asymptote’s access to your repositories. Asymptote requires the following permissions:
  • Read access to repository code and metadata
  • Webhook access to receive real-time repository updates
  • Read and write access to checks and commit statuses, issues and pull requests, and repository webhooks
Asymptote Permissions
3

Select Repositories

Select which repositories you want Asymptote to connect to. You can:
  • Grant access to all repositories in your organization, or
  • Select specific repositories now
You can add more repositories later from the Asymptote dashboard if needed.

Next Steps

Once GitHub is connected, set up GitHub Security PR Reviews to add Asymptote to your CI pipeline.
Having trouble connecting GitHub? Contact us at support@asymptotelabs.ai.