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Enclave reads your code through a source-control integration. Repositories connect for the whole organization, and Enclave starts learning each one as soon as it connects.
New to Enclave? The Getting started chat walks you through this.

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Connect a provider

Open Settings → Integrations, click Connect next to your provider, and follow its sign-in. Your repositories appear in Coverage → Repositories as they sync.
The Integrations settings page with a Connect button for each provider
You need the Owner or Admin role in Enclave. You also need permission on the provider side, such as a GitHub organization owner to install the app. Each provider’s guide lists what it needs.

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What happens next

  • Learning. Enclave maps each repository’s components and attack surfaces. See Repository learning.
  • Staying current. Enclave updates the map when new commits reach the default branch.
  • PR review. Enclave reviews new pull requests on GitHub and GitLab. See PR and dependency analysis.
If you connect many repositories at once, Enclave works through them a few at a time.

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Remove a repository

Open Coverage → Repositories, open the row’s menu, and click Delete repository. Enclave stops analyzing it. To remove Enclave’s access, also remove the repository on the provider side.