GitGhost Overview
GitGhost is a software workspace for repositories, issues, boards, merge requests, pipelines, releases, security reviews, AI chat, local coding agents, and account access controls.
What You Can Do
| Area | What GitGhost Provides |
|---|---|
| Projects | Create blank projects, import Git repositories, manage visibility, and keep code context in one place. |
| Repository work | Browse files, inspect commits, manage branches, clone code, and review project metadata. |
| Planning | Track issues, organize work on boards, and plan sprints. |
| Review | Use merge requests to discuss, validate, and merge code changes. |
| Automation | Run pipelines, manage runners and schedules, keep artifacts, and publish releases. |
| Security | Review scores, alerts, dependency intelligence, scans, project secrets, and security update work. |
| AI | Start hosted chat, pair local coding agents, review sessions, approve actions, and inspect guardrails. |
| Account | Manage profile, sessions, CLI devices, access tokens, SSH keys, OAuth apps, notifications, and billing views. |
Product Map
Start with these guides:
- Getting started: first account, project, CLI, and agent flow.
- Dashboard and navigation: main screens and account menu.
- End-to-end walkthrough: complete user acceptance checklist.
Project work:
- Projects
- Repository workflow
- Repository import
- Issues
- Boards and sprints
- Merge requests
- Project settings
Automation:
AI workflows:
- AI agents
- AI chat and agent pairing
- AI sessions and evidence
- AI approvals and guardrails
- Analytics and activity
Security and account:
Typical Workflow
- Sign in to GitGhost.
- Create or import a project.
- Review repository files, branches, commits, and settings.
- Plan work with issues and boards.
- Use AI chat or a local agent when helpful.
- Review sessions, action requests, and generated evidence.
- Open a merge request.
- Run pipelines and security checks.
- Publish a release when the change is ready.
Review Principle
GitGhost gives you evidence and automation, but humans still decide what ships. Review diffs, checks, security findings, and AI evidence before merging or releasing work.