GitHub
Learn how to connect GitHub, clone repositories, and push changes directly from Kodezi Create.
Kodezi Create seamlessly integrates with GitHub, allowing you to clone repositories, sync project updates, and push changes directly from your workspace. You can work across branches, manage versions, and collaborate easily, all without leaving the browser.
Import Projects from GitHub
You can easily bring an existing repository into Kodezi Create. Follow these simple steps:
- From the sidebar, choose the option to clone a Git repository.
- Paste the full GitHub repository link.
- Automatic Setup Kodezi Create will:
- Clone the repository
- Set up the development environment
- Install necessary dependencies
- Once the project loads, you can begin editing your files or building features with Chronos-1 right away.
Connect Your GitHub Account
Follow these steps to connect GitHub to Kodezi Create:
Step 1. Navigate to Left Sidebar → Settings → Connection Settings
Step 2. Expand the GitHub Connection section.
Step 3. GitHub supports two authentication types:
- Personal Access Token (Classic)
- Fine grained Access Token (Recommended)
Step 4. Paste your GitHub token into the input field.
Step 5. Ensure your token includes the following scopes:
reporead:orgread:user
These permissions allow Kodezi Create to access your repositories safely.
Step 6. Click connect, once confirmed, your GitHub account will be fully linked.
Clone a GitHub Repository
Import any existing project from GitHub (or any Git provider) in seconds.
- Go to the Home Sidebar
- Click Clone a Git Repo
- Paste the repository URL
- Kodezi Create clones the project, installs dependencies, and prepares your workspace
You can begin coding immediately.
Push Your Changes Back to GitHub
Once your project is modified:
- Click Sync & Export
- Select Push to GitHub
- Add commit message (optional)
- Kodezi Create pushes the updates to your repository
Branch Support
You can push to the current branch or specify a different one during sync.
Supported Git Operations
- Clone repository
- Pull changes
- Push commits
- Maintain full Git history
- Branch sync (when enabled)