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@reporook/service

v0.9.3

Published

Local no-code security dashboard with guided repository-only GitHub App publishing.

Readme

@reporook/service

Local no-code RepoRook dashboard for onboarding, security scans, plain-English findings, guided plans, exact-proposal approval receipts, and optional repository-scoped draft pull requests.

reporook-service --repo .

The service binds only to loopback and prints a private tokenized URL. It uses the reporook CLI for deterministic operations and never modifies the local application working tree. If the repository has a github.com origin, click Connect this repository and follow GitHub's prompts. Select Only select repositories, then select the displayed repository.

RepoRook creates a private App without OAuth or webhooks and requests only metadata read, contents write, and pull-request write access. It verifies the installation against the exact repository and mints one-hour tokens narrowed to that repository. The advanced legacy path accepts an existing App installation token, but never a personal access token:

REPOROOK_GITHUB_TOKEN="..." reporook-service --repo . --github-repo OWNER/REPOSITORY

See the repository's service guide for credential storage, the exact publishing boundary, and recovery steps.