Pilot planning
Choose a useful first agent authorization pilot
Define one question, select a non-critical repository, and agree on evidence before evaluating Gated’s private preview.
Read the guide →Developer resources
Practical guides and reusable worksheets for one explicit GitHub branch workflow. Read or download them freely; no signup is required.
Start with the pilot fit and access steps. Gated is a private preview for selected non-critical repositories.
Pilot planning
Define one question, select a non-critical repository, and agree on evidence before evaluating Gated’s private preview.
Read the guide →Human review
Give a reviewer the exact repository, unique branch name, existing commit, and evidence needed to assess one branch request.
Read the guide →Execution evidence
Reconcile request status, execution evidence, and GitHub state when a branch operation has an uncertain outcome.
Read the guide →Credential boundaries
Inventory alternate provider authority without collecting secrets, then state exactly which agent actions the pilot controls.
Read the guide →Security review
Separate implementation evidence, rehearsals, open questions, and unsupported conclusions in a focused security review.
Read the guide →Pilot evaluation
Use a small scorecard to evaluate review clarity, evidence quality, friction, and unresolved outcomes without overstating the result.
Read the guide →Plain Markdown files you can edit in your own workspace. These are manual planning aids. Keep tokens, passwords, recovery keys and private payloads out of shared copies.
Record the exact request and compare the result with GitHub.
Download MarkdownMap the authority an agent can reach, without recording secrets.
Download MarkdownDocument the boundary, reviewer, evidence and open questions.
Download MarkdownSet evaluation criteria before trying one non-critical workflow.
Download MarkdownExplain the pilot scope and responsibilities to your team.
Download MarkdownReview how explicit routing fits the agent you use before checking access.