Add SlopGuard to your repositories
Installing puts the SlopGuard app on the repos you choose so it can review incoming PRs and issues. Here is exactly what happens, no surprises.
Signing in and installing are different. Signing in just links your GitHub identity for the dashboard and billing. Installing is what actually lets SlopGuard read PRs and post comments on your repos. You can do either first.
Three steps on GitHub
Choose where to installPick your personal account or an organization, then select every repo or just the ones you want guarded. You can change this anytime from GitHub settings.
Review what SlopGuard can accessGitHub shows a consent screen with the permissions below. Nothing runs until you approve, and SlopGuard never stores your code.
You're doneWithin a minute SlopGuard starts scoring new PRs and issues. Below your threshold it stays silent; at or above it adds a quarantine label and a review comment with the reasons, and never auto-closes. Tune it later with an optional .github/SLOP_POLICY.yml.
Permissions GitHub will request
The least it needs to label and comment, nothing more.
metadata: read- Confirm the repository exists and read its basic info.
contents: read- Read the PR diff and text so it can be scored. Your code is never copied or stored.
issues: write- Post the review comment and apply the slop-quarantine / cleared labels.
pull requests: write- Label and comment on pull requests. It never closes, merges, or pushes anything.