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GitHub

Connect a read-only GitHub token so Clarion can see every repository the token can access.

Overview

GitHub is read-only. Org admins paste a personal access token in Settings → Integrations. Clarion uses it for code search, PR context, and daily triage — it does not push commits or open PRs.

1. Create a token

  1. Open https://github.com/settings/tokens.
  2. Create a classic PAT with the repo scope, or a fine-grained PAT with Contents and Pull requests: Read on the repositories Clarion should see.
  3. Copy the token.

2. Paste in Clarion

  1. Sign in to https://dashboard.tryclarion.ai as an org admin.
  2. Open Settings → Integrations → GitHub.
  3. Paste the personal access token.
  4. Optionally set Default org — used when a repo is named without an owner.
  5. Click Save GitHub, then Test.

Repositories & main branch search

Settings → Integrations lists every repository your token can access. Click Main branch search to pick the branch with the most recent commits on each repo and map commit authors to Clarion team members. Daily triage and assistant tools use that catalog.