MergeGuard on GitHub

Install the GitHub App, pick the repos, and open a pull request. MergeGuard comments on the diff. Reply on the thread if you want a suggested patch applied. Using GitLab instead? → Watch GitHub demo →

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Install MergeGuard on another repository

Grant the MergeGuards GitHub App access to the repo you want protected.

Open GitHub → your org or profile → Apps & integrations → MergeGuards, or use the install link below.
Pick the owner (organization or user) that contains the repositories you care about.
Under Repository access, select all repos or only the ones MergeGuard should protect.
Click Install or Save — installs can be narrowed or widened later from the same page.

Install GitHub App ↗

GitHub app configuration: MergeGuards install and repository access options — GitHub’s app settings for MergeGuards: choose **All repositories** or **Only select repositories**, then **Save**. This is where you attach the app to another repo.

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GitHub integration FAQ

How do I install MergeGuard on GitHub?

Install the MergeGuards GitHub App, pick the repos, and open a pull request. The first review usually shows up within a minute.

Does MergeGuard support private GitHub repos?

Yes. Grant the app access only to the repositories you select during install.

Does MergeGuard support GitLab?

Yes. Sign in with GitLab, pick a project from the dashboard, and reviews land on your merge requests — comments on the diff, a suggested fix, same idea as GitHub.