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Connect your GitHub repositories so agents can inspect the code behind a vulnerability and prepare pull requests with proposed fixes. Antigen’s pre-built triage-agent uses repository access to investigate the issue and determine how remediation should proceed. remediation-agent uses it to prepare code changes for your team to review.

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Connect GitHub

Open Settings → Integrations and connect GitHub. An organization admin completes the installation of the Antigen GitHub App and selects which repositories it can access. Select the repositories containing the applications and services you want agents to investigate. Agents can only access repositories included in the installation.

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Review proposed changes

When remediation-agent prepares a code fix, it opens a pull request in the connected repository. Your team reviews, merges, and deploys the change through its existing GitHub workflow. A fix may also require changes outside the repository, such as updating cloud configuration or rotating credentials. See How remediation works for how these steps are proposed and tracked.

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Update repository access

If triage-agent or remediation-agent needs a repository that is not included in the installation, it asks your team to update the GitHub integration. Grant access to the required repository through the GitHub App installation so the agent can continue. You can update repository access as your codebase changes.