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Create repositories, commit files, apply diffs, create ephemeral branches, listen to webhooks, and stream repo activity. Your product, pipeline, or agent uses the API while developers work from the terminal — against the same repositories.
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import { GitForge } from "@gitforge/sdk";
const gf = new GitForge({ token: "gf_..." });
// Create a repo
const repo = await gf.repos.create({
name: "my-repo",
visibility: "private",
});
// Commit files without a git client
await gf.commits
.create(repo.id, {
branch: "main",
message: "initial commit",
authorName: "CI Bot",
authorEmail: "[email protected]",
})
.addFile("README.md", "# My Project")
.addFile("config.json", '{ "version": 1 }')
.send();from gitforge import GitForge
client = GitForge(token="gf_...")
# Create a repo
repo = await client.repos.create(
name="my-repo",
visibility="private",
)
# Commit files without a git client
await client.repo(repo.id).commits \
.create(
branch="main",
message="initial commit",
author_name="CI Bot",
author_email="[email protected]",
) \
.add_file("README.md", "# My Project") \
.add_file("config.json", '{ "version": 1 }') \
.send()client := gitforge.New("gf_...")
// Create a repo
repo, _ := client.Repos.Create(ctx, gitforge.CreateRepoOpts{
Name: "my-repo",
Visibility: "private",
})
// Commit files without a git client
client.Commits.Create(ctx, repo.ID, gitforge.CreateCommitOpts{
Branch: "main",
Message: "initial commit",
Files: []gitforge.CommitFile{
{Path: "README.md", Content: "# My Project"},
{Path: "config.json", Content: `{ "version": 1 }`},
},
})Full resource coverage
Repositories
Branches
Commits
Files
Tags
Webhooks
Search
Tokens
Mirrors
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Internal developer platforms
Scaffold new repos with templates, enforce standards, and automate onboarding — all through the API.
CI/CD pipelines
Create branches, commit build artifacts, trigger webhooks, and manage releases programmatically.
AI coding agents
MCP integration lets agents create branches, commit code, and open PRs without shell access to git.
Generated code & artifacts
Commit generated documentation, config files, or build outputs directly via API without cloning.
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