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Connect the repository

Open Project Settings → Git to connect the current workspace to a GitHub remote. If the project does not already have a connected remote, the page accepts a GitHub URL and attempts to connect it automatically.

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What the page shows

Once connected, the Git page can show:
  • repository connection state
  • remote URL
  • contribution graph

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Project-level GitHub behavior

The same page also stores project-specific GitHub automation preferences such as:
  • branch prefix
  • whether app log actions run in a worktree
  • whether feedback actions run in a worktree
  • whether GitHub issue actions run in a worktree
  • whether Aiola comments after analyze or fix actions
  • whether issues close automatically after a successful fix

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Why the worktree settings matter

These toggles control whether Aiola performs actions directly in the current workspace or in a fresh worktree. Use worktrees when you want cleaner isolation for automated issue and fix flows.