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Connect your first repository

The first run is deliberately narrow: GitHub, TypeScript, and the dependencies your code actually imports.

  1. 1

    Sign in with GitHub

    OAuth creates your LikelyAI account using profile and email scopes. It does not grant access to any repository.

  2. 2

    Install the GitHub App

    Choose one account and select individual repositories. LikelyAI asks for read-only contents and metadata, plus issues permission only when you enable issue creation.

  3. 3

    Run the first scan

    LikelyAI reads the manifest and lockfile, ranks the dependencies that matter, fetches the published type declarations of the installed version and of the newest release, and compares the two.

  4. 4

    Review impacts

    A report appears only where a removed or changed declaration matches a call site the TypeScript checker resolved. Review the change, the versions, the affected lines and the migration note before creating an issue.

Security boundary

Repository contents are sensitive. LikelyAI keeps one redacted line per call site, never persists a checkout, never logs source, and sends no part of your repository to a model. Detection is a deterministic diff, so every finding can be reproduced from the published declarations alone.