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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.guardway.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

What this is for

Discovery → Repositories is the per-repo view of your discovery footprint. Every repo synced from your connected GitHub organizations appears here with its current scan state and a category map showing which AI building blocks Discovery found in it. Use it to find the repos that pull in a specific LLM provider, depend on a particular SDK, expose MCP tools, or carry gateway configs — and to trigger a fresh scan when you need an up-to-date snapshot. For aggregate organization rollups, see Organizations. For security findings (MCP reviews and SCA), see Findings.

Options

Empty / disconnected states

  • GitHub not connected — the page shows a “Connect GitHub” prompt that links to Integrations → GitHub. Discovery cannot enumerate repos without a connected GitHub installation.
  • No organizations synced — once GitHub is connected but no orgs have been synced yet, the page nudges you to Organizations to run Sync.

Filters

FilterNotes
SearchSubstring match against repository name.
Category tabsAll, LLM providers, AI services, SDKs, MCP tools, Gateways. Narrows the table to repos that contain the selected category.
Scan statusAll statuses, Completed, Scanning, Other.

Inventory table

Each row represents one repository and shows:
  • Repository name (linked to its details view)
  • Scan status badge — Completed, Scanning, or another state
  • Per-category presence — LLM providers, AI services, SDKs, MCP tools, Gateways. A column lights up when Discovery found that category in the repo.
  • A Scan action that re-runs detection on demand.
The table is paginated; pick a page size of 10, 25, 50, or 100.

How to configure

This is a read-mostly view — the only configuration is which orgs you sync and when you trigger a re-scan.
Discovery repositories inventory
1

Connect GitHub

On Settings → Integrations, connect the GitHub App so Discovery can enumerate repos.
2

Sync the source organizations

On Discovery → Organizations, click Sync on each org you want repos from. Once sync finishes, repositories appear here.
3

Filter to find a specific surface

Use the Category tabs to narrow to e.g. MCP tools, then Search by repo name to locate the one you care about.
4

Re-scan a repo

Click Scan on a row to re-run detection. The status badge flips to Scanning and back to Completed when done.
5

Drill into findings

From a row, jump to Findings to see MCP review results and SCA vulnerabilities for that repo.