Session boundary
Create a Codaegis identity boundary
GitHub OAuth is ready, so the preferred path is a live GitHub sign-in with the local alpha form held only as a fallback.
Phase 1 browser shell for the GitHub-first, packet-first, read-only Codaegis flow.
No active session. Create one on the connect route to exercise the packet loop with the current live-or-fallback boundary.
Connect
The first product cut should make repo scope, permission level, and escalation behavior plain before the user ever sees a verdict.
Session boundary
GitHub OAuth is ready, so the preferred path is a live GitHub sign-in with the local alpha form held only as a fallback.
Flow
Create a GitHub-backed identity when secrets are present, or use the local-alpha fallback honestly when they are not.
Install the GitHub App on one repo and keep the read-only boundary explicit.
Pick one pull request from the live repo when available, or from the local-alpha fixture catalog during fallback mode.
Keep extra permissions as a surfaced request, never a silent action.
Sign in above before creating a repo connection.
Connected repos
No repo connections recorded yet.