Frequently asked questions

Can tAI push directly to my default branch?

No. Every change lands on a dedicated working branch first. Reaching the default branch always goes through a pull request you review and merge yourself.

Can tAI merge its own pull request?

No. Opening a pull request is as far as it goes. Merging is a decision made on GitHub.

Can I work with more than one repo in the same conversation?

No. Only one repo is active at a time. Attaching a different one replaces whichever was there before.

Does tAI see my entire GitHub account once connected?

Connecting grants account-level access, but no repo is actually read or edited until you explicitly attach it to a conversation.

Why did tAI use github_read_file instead of just reading the file?

That means the file was not included in the local clone, usually because it was too large or the repo went over the clone's file-count cap.

What happens to my working branch if I never open a pull request?

It stays in the repo as an ordinary branch, with whatever commits were pushed to it. Nothing is lost, and it can still be turned into a pull request manually on GitHub later.

What happens if I revoke access from GitHub's side instead of disconnecting in tAI?

The next GitHub request fails with a clear error. Reconnect from Settings → Connectors to restore access.

Does tAI check my repo on its own, without me asking?

No. There is no background polling.

Does disconnecting GitHub delete anything?

No. Disconnecting only stops future access. Commits, branches, and pull requests already pushed are untouched.