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About GitHub

A platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects. Users store code in repositories, track changes with version control, open issues, manage pull requests, and document projects with wikis and README files. Developers review changes, discuss solutions, and coordinate work across teams around code and project management.

What Cakewalk Does With GitHub

Govern who on your team and which agents can access GitHub as code moves from commit to production. Cakewalk grants and removes GitHub access automatically, with every change approved and recorded. Through Cakewalk, AI agents can also act inside GitHub and GitHub's own agents can access every other connected app, each call scoped to the person who asked.

Integration Capabilities

Auto Provisioning

Cakewalk provisions and removes GitHub access automatically. When someone joins, changes roles or leaves, their access is granted, adjusted or revoked without a ticket.

Agent Platform

GitHub connects to Cakewalk through a single gateway address. From there it accesses the company's connected apps, with each request scoped to the person using it and checked against policy.

Agent Connection

A Connection lets an AI agent act in GitHub through Cakewalk instead of with its own API key. The agent operates with the permissions of the person who made the request, only for the duration of that task. Every call is checked against policy and written to the audit log.

Use Cases

Use Case	Description
Day-One Access Without a Ticket Auto Provisioning	When a new hire starts, Cakewalk provisions their GitHub access from policy on day one, with no ticket and no SCIM required.
Access That Follows the Person Auto Provisioning	When someone changes teams or leaves, their GitHub access is updated or removed automatically, so it always matches their role.
One Security Layer for Every Agent Agent Platform	Connect GitHub once and it joins the same governance layer as every agent platform your team runs, under one audit log and policies you tune by person, app and action.
Each Person Gets Their Own Access Agent Platform	When several people use GitHub, each one's agent acts with that person's own permissions, never a shared account. The same agent gives each person only the access they already have.
Let an Agent Handle GitHub Tasks Agent Connection	A person asks their agent to do something in GitHub, like find a record, update a field or pull a report. The agent does it through Cakewalk with that person's own access, not a shared key.
Every Action Checked and Logged Agent Connection	Every agent action in GitHub is checked against your access rules and written to the audit log. Safe actions go through, risky ones wait for approval or are blocked.