AgentBlocks gives your AI agents scoped, short-lived Git credentials to push commits, open PRs, and manage branches — with deterministic approval rules you define. Zero long-lived tokens. Full audit trail. Every push accounted for.
Most agent frameworks tell you to "just add your GitHub token". That's not a solution. That's a liability.
Personal access tokens with broad repo scope sitting in environment variables. One leak and every repo is exposed.
Your agent has the same push permissions you do. Nothing stops it from force-pushing to main at 3am.
No audit trail. No log of what was pushed, when, or why. When something breaks, you're grep-ing git reflog.
Agent stuck in a loop? That's 400 commits to your repo before anyone notices. Good luck with that revert.
Every Git action your agent needs, with the controls it shouldn't be without.
Your agent pushes to any branch you allow. Scoped token issued on approval, revoked on completion. 60-second TTL by default.
Agent opens PRs with title, description, and reviewers. Auto-assign labels based on your rules. Keeps your workflow intact.
Create feature branches, delete stale ones, checkout and switch. Branch naming conventions enforced by your rules.
Deterministic. Not probabilistic. Your rules evaluate on every request, every time, with zero ambiguity.
docs/*Documentation branch commits
feat/*Feature branch development
developPull request targeting develop
mainDirect push to production branch
Your agent never sees a long-lived credential. Every token is scoped to the exact operation and revoked on completion.
60-second TTL by default. Tokens are generated per-action and automatically revoked after execution completes.
Token scoped to the specific repo, branch, and operation. A push token to feat/x can't read main.
Cap pushes per agent, per repo, per hour. A stuck loop hits the ceiling and stops — not your on-call.
Every request, rule evaluation, token issuance, and execution logged with timestamp and agent ID. Queryable via API.
Route review requests to Slack, email, or WhatsApp. Approve from wherever you are. Reject with one tap.
No credentials stored in your codebase, env vars, or CI config. Tokens exist only in memory, only during execution.
Define approval rules in YAML. AgentBlocks enforces them on every request. No middleware. No custom code.
Compare giving your agent raw credentials versus routing through AgentBlocks.
Set up scoped Git access for your agents in under 5 minutes. Define your rules, deploy your agents, sleep at night.
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