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You must have the Ito GitHub App installed on your organization or personal account before connecting a repository. See the quickstart for installation steps.
If you’re not a GitHub organization owner, installing the Ito GitHub App sends an access request to your organization owner. Ito shows a Waiting on organization owner approval page until the owner approves the install. Use Resend request on that page to re-notify them.
Ito monitors your repositories for new and updated pull requests. Once you connect a repository, Ito automatically runs tests for eligible PRs when they are opened or updated.

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Connect a repository

1

Go to Repositories

In the left sidebar, click Repositories. The page lists all repositories that are currently connected to Ito, along with their status and last updated time.
2

Open the GitHub App settings

Click Manage GitHub Access in the top-right corner. This opens the Ito GitHub App settings page on GitHub.
You need GitHub organization-admin permission to change the GitHub App’s repository access. Ito Managers can manage seats, billing, testing instructions, and Automation settings, but cannot change GitHub App access.
3

Select repositories

In the GitHub App settings, choose which repositories Ito can access. You can grant access to all repositories in your organization, or select specific ones.
4

Save your changes

Click Save on the GitHub page. The selected repositories will appear in Ito’s Repositories list within a few seconds.
Once a repository is connected and its Automation status is Active, Ito begins monitoring eligible pull requests. The next time a PR is opened or updated by a team member whose account is set to Active in Ito, Ito runs an automated review and posts results inside Ito, and also to GitHub (if comments are enabled for that repo). Draft reviews are controlled separately. If automatic draft reviews are off, comment @itoqa on a draft PR to request one review of the latest commit for that PR.

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Search for a repository

Use the search field at the top of the Repositories page to filter the list by repository name. The search updates the list as you type.

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Disconnect a repository

To stop Ito from monitoring a repository, return to the GitHub App settings via Manage GitHub Access and remove the repository’s access. Ito will no longer run tests on new pull requests for that repository.
Existing test results for disconnected repositories remain accessible in the dashboard.