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Getting started with BluBracket |
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Getting started with BluBracket is a three step process:
- Sign up
- Add a code server
- Start improving security
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To start using BluBracket for free, visit our signup page and click the start for free button.
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Then approve the GitHub OAuth request.
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After authenticating and approving the permissions to sign in with GitHub, we'll create a free account for you.
Bookmark your account so you can come back easily.
Refer to your welcome email when you first signed in to BluBracket for your personalized account dashboard URL. You must use this URL in order to sign in.
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Go to Settings → Code Servers in the BluBracket web console to add repos from your GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or another supported code server.
Full details about how to add a code server are available in the usage guide.
- Add BluBracket to your workflow with GitHub Checks or the CLI tool so you can identify risks before your next commit.
- Review existing risks to understand your overall code health and make a plan for what is urgent and what can wait.
- Track your security health improvements with every commit.
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