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Don't have a GitHub repo yet?

Vibe Check scans public repositories. Here is how to get your project into a repository that Vibe Check can read.

Hosted builder connected export

  1. Open your project. Look for the repository connection in the top toolbar or the project's share/export menu.
  2. Click Connect repository. Pick Create a new repository and name it.
  3. Let the builder push your code. Open the new repository to confirm the files are there.

Export menu manual fallback

  1. Open the project menu and look for Connect repository or Export repository.
  2. Authorize the connection, then pick Create new repository and push.
  3. If your builder does not offer direct repository export: click Download, create an empty public repository, and follow the "push an existing repository" commands in your terminal.

Workspace source control built-in git

  1. Open your workspace. Click the Version Control icon in the left sidebar.
  2. Click Create a Git Repo, then Connect repository, then Create new repository.
  3. Commit and push. Your code is now in a repository under your account.

Local editor terminal

  1. In your repository host, click New to create a new repository. Pick Public so you can skip the extra step later. Don't tick "Add a README." Keep it empty.
  2. In your editor, open the built-in terminal (View > Terminal or Ctrl+`). Run:
    git init  then  git add .  then  git commit -m "initial"
  3. Copy the two "push existing repository" commands your host shows you on the empty-repo page (they start with git remote add origin and git push -u origin main), paste them into the editor terminal, and hit enter.
Already have the repo but it is private? That's fine. Just flip it public. Here is how
Once your repo is public, paste the URL here
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