Team coverage
Repos with at least one team-based permission path.
Free GitHub Access Audit
Find GitHub repo permission drift before signup
repod's free GitHub access audit gives private engineering orgs a fast first pass on direct grants, private repos without team coverage, high-privilege teams, and ownership drift.
- No write access
- Read-oriented audit mode
- Before signup
- Preview the risk signals first
- 24 hours
- Unclaimed audit sessions expire
What it answers
A fast read on whether GitHub access is drifting
Use the free audit before a deeper access review to see which repos need an owner, which direct grants deserve cleanup, and which high-privilege teams should be checked first.
Signals
What the audit checks
Each signal points at a concrete access-review decision, not a vague score.
Private unassigned repos
Private repos with no team grants and unclear ownership paths.
Direct staff mappings
User-to-repo grants outside the normal GitHub team model.
High-privilege teams
Teams with maintain or admin access that deserve review.
Sample report snapshot
The first report turns drift into a queue
A real org will differ, but the output should quickly separate normal access from cleanup work.
Team coverage
Review repos outside the team model first.
Private unassigned repos
Assign owners or document approved exceptions.
Direct staff mappings
Convert long-lived user grants to teams where possible.
High-privilege teams
Confirm maintain/admin is still justified.
Example findings
What usually needs human review
A repo was created quickly and access was granted user by user. Create or attach an owning team before removing old direct grants.
An old platform or engineering group kept admin on many repos. Split everyday access from break-glass access.
Vendor or contractor access was added for a project. Confirm whether the engagement is still active and who approved continued access.
Run it when
GitHub access has grown beyond click-through review
Use it before customer security reviews, after offboarding churn, or before moving direct grants into a cleaner team-based model.