GitHub integration

AI code agents that can't push to prod without your say-so.

Clawvisor enforces repository-scoped permissions for AI coding agents. Agents can open PRs, comment on issues, and read code — but pushing to protected branches, deleting repos, or changing secrets requires your explicit approval.

Capabilities

What your agent can do in GitHub.

Each of these is a scope you grant per task. The agent gets them for the work you approved and nothing else.

  • Open pull requests and push feature branches
  • Read and comment on issues and PRs
  • Trigger CI workflows and check run status
  • Search code and repository contents
  • Create, edit, and close GitHub issues

Use cases

What this looks like in practice.

Automated bug-fix PRs

A coding agent identifies failing tests, implements a fix on a branch, and opens a PR with a description — you review and merge, the agent never pushes directly to main.

Issue triage and labeling

An agent reads new issues, applies relevant labels, assigns to the right team member, and posts a triage comment — all within approved repo and label scope.

Dependency update bot

Your agent scans package files for outdated dependencies, opens individual PRs for safe updates, and links to changelogs — Clawvisor blocks any push outside feature branches.

The same guarantees, on every GitHub call.

Requests must match the task

Purpose verification

You approve a task, not a standing permission. Every request the agent makes is checked against the purpose you approved — a calendar read for your morning briefing goes through, an expense audit across all history does not.

The agent never sees your keys

Credential injection

Your API keys and OAuth tokens live in an encrypted vault. Clawvisor injects credentials server-side and returns sanitized results, so a leaked prompt or transcript can't leak a token.

Every action on the record

Audit trail

Every request, every purpose declaration, every decision, every credential injection. A complete record of what your agent asked for and what Clawvisor allowed.

Connect GitHub to your agent.

Approve the task once and let the agent work. Free to start.

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