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Audit and manage GitLab and GitHub repository access in one click. Review users, roles, groups, and repo permissions. Audit GitLab and GitHub repository access, permissions, and roles directly from a clean Chrome side panel. Quickly review who has access to repositories, groups, projects, and organizations without jumping between admin pages. 👀 View direct and inherited access 🔎 Explore permissions in a searchable access tree 👥 Review users, roles, and memberships ⚡ Analyze access by repository or by user Connect multiple GitLab and GitHub accounts, sync repositories, groups, projects, users, and roles, and get a clear picture of access across your organization. Built for developers, DevOps engineers, engineering managers, and admins who need a faster way to audit and manage repository permissions. Key features 🔗 Connect multiple GitLab and GitHub accounts 🔄 Sync repositories, groups, projects, users, and roles 🌳 Audit repository permissions in a searchable access tree 👤 Review access by user or by repository 🚀 Open GitLab and GitHub repositories directly from the extension ✏️ Manage GitLab project and group members (API-scoped token required) 🧹 Revoke direct GitLab access with safe confirmation flows 🔒 Keep tokens and inventory encrypted locally with a master password Notes 📘 GitHub: read-only (access inventory & auditing) 🦊 GitLab: auditing + access management (depends on token permissions)
May 15, 2026
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