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Connecting GitHub

Why connect it

  • Every generation becomes a real commit with history you can inspect and revert.
  • Mobile and desktop builds require it — they run on GitHub Actions.
  • Your code lives somewhere you control, independent of this platform.

Connecting

  1. Open the GitHub button in the Code or Preview tab.
  2. Create a personal access token with the repo and workflow scopes. The panel links to a pre-filled token page.
  3. Paste it and press Connect.
  4. Press Create private repo & link this project.

Your token is encrypted before it is stored, and it is never sent to your browser again.

Auto-push

On by default once linked: every generation is committed and pushed. Turn it off with the checkbox and use Push now manually instead.

What gets pushed

All your source, your brand logo, a generated README explaining the stack and how to host it, and a .env.example. Excluded: .env, node_modules/, and the live database.