Organization Setup

To connect Baz to your GitHub account, follow these steps.

Sign in using GitHub

Baz works with GitHub & GitLab's permission models so you don't have to worry about authenticating or reauthorizing your team to use it. That means you and your team authenticate to Baz using GitHub/GitLab SSO ensuring that only auhtorized users can see your code and agents.

When you integrate your organization and repositories, Baz will sync your members and roles to ensure only authorized members can access the code in the repo. Both public and private repositories will sync accordingly.

Your Baz workspace

After completing your initial login you will be requested to provide a name to your Baz workspace. Your Baz workspace will be integrated with GitHub/GitLab organizations and repos.

FAQ

How do I get started with Baz for my organization?

You’ll need to register your organization in Baz, connect your version control (e.g. GitHub), and grant the necessary permissions to allow Baz to analyze pull requests.

What permissions does Baz need in my repo / organization?

Baz typically needs read access to the repository (to fetch code and diffs) and write/comment permissions to post review results and feedback.

Can Baz work on private repositories or monorepos?

Yes -Baz is designed to handle private repositories, large codebases, and monorepos. It processes changed files intelligently (rather than reprocessing the entire codebase each time).