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Connect your Hiveku project to a GitHub repository for version control, collaboration, and CI/CD workflows.

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Connect your account

1

Authorize GitHub

Go to Settings > Integrations > GitHub and click Connect. You’ll be redirected to GitHub to authorize the Hiveku app.
2

Select a repository

Choose an existing repository or create a new one. Hiveku exports your current project files as the initial commit.

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Committing changes

There are two ways to commit:
  • Manual — open the GitHub panel, write a commit message, and click Commit
  • AI-triggered — when the AI assistant makes changes, it can automatically create commits with descriptive messages

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Branch management

ActionHow to
Create branchOpen the branch dropdown and click New Branch
Switch branchSelect a branch from the dropdown — your project files update to match
All standard Git branch operations are supported. You can merge, delete, and view branch history from the GitHub panel.

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Auto-commit on save

When enabled, Hiveku commits your file changes to GitHub automatically:
  • Batched (default) — changes are grouped and committed periodically
  • Immediate — every save creates a commit
Configure this in Settings > Integrations > GitHub > Auto-commit.

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Viewing history

The History tab in the GitHub panel shows all commits with their messages, authors, and timestamps. Click any commit to see the files that were changed.

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Disconnect

Go to Settings > Integrations > GitHub and click Disconnect. Your project files and the GitHub repository both remain intact — only the link between them is removed.