GitHub Proxy for Autonomous Coding Agents

Issue scoped, auditable tokens to coding agents. Agents interact with GitHub through the proxy using opaque ghx_-prefixed tokens — they never see real GitHub credentials.

• Agents use standard gh CLI, GitHub SDKs, or raw HTTP — no custom clients
• Repository and permission scopes enforced at the proxy
• Full audit trail of every proxied request
• Single static Go binary, self-hosted for your team

Your administrator has already deployed ghp and configured DNS so that api.github.com and github.com resolve to the proxy on your network. You just need a token.

1. Open your team's ghp dashboard (e.g. https://ghp.example.com)
2. Sign in with GitHub
3. Click Create Token, choose a repository and scopes
4. Copy the ghx_-prefixed token

ghp auth login
ghp token create --repo owner/repo --scope contents:read,pulls:write

export GH_TOKEN=ghx_...

The agent now uses GitHub through the proxy with scoped permissions. No other configuration is needed — standard gh CLI, GitHub SDKs, and raw HTTP all work transparently.

Tip: Run mkdocs serve from the repository root to browse the full documentation site locally.