GitHub & repositories
Connect your GitHub account, link repositories to a project, and browse code activity for richer AI answers.
Linking GitHub repositories to a project gives Ragnarock real code context and lets you browse commits, contributors, pull requests, and issues without leaving the app.
1. Connect your GitHub account
GitHub is connected to your personal account, not the organization. Each person links their own GitHub, and repository access uses that connection.
If you try to link a repository before connecting GitHub, Ragnarock prompts you to connect it under Account → Preferences first.
2. Link repositories to a project
Open Repositories in the project. Linking requires an Owner or Admin role.
Pick how to find it:
- Search my repos — filter and select from the repositories your GitHub account can access.
- Owner / name — enter the owner and repository name manually (for example,
vercel/next.js).
To remove a repository, use Unlink on its card (Owner/Admin only).
3. Browse a repository
Each linked repository card shows its visibility, default branch, stars, and last push. Open a repository to explore:
- Commits — recent commit history.
- Contributors — who's working on it.
- Pull requests — open and recent PRs.
- Issues — the repository's issues.
- File browser — navigate the repository tree and read files.
You can also jump straight to the repository on GitHub from its card.
Why link repositories
Linked repositories give implementation-focused AI answers something real to reason about. When you ask the Developer Advisor in Ragnarock how to structure or change something, it can take your actual code structure into account instead of guessing. See Giving the AI context.