GitHub

Where to find these

GitHub runs this service itself, so there is nothing for you to run. You only need a token, and Worclaude sees exactly what that token can see.

Personal access token

Prefer a fine-grained token: it is scoped to the repositories you pick, which a classic token is not.

1. github.com/settings/personal-access-tokens → Generate new token (or: your avatar → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens).
2. Name it Worclaude and set an expiry. 90 days is a sensible default.
3. Resource owner: yourself, or the organisation whose repositories you need. An organisation may require an admin to approve the token before it works; if answers come back empty, that approval is usually why.
4. Repository access: pick only the repositories you actually want readable. "All repositories" is rarely what you mean.
5. Permissions → Repository permissions, all Read-only:
   • Contents: the code and its history
   • Issues: issues and their comments
   • Pull requests: PRs, reviews and diffs
   • Metadata: required, and GitHub ticks it for you
6. Generate token and copy it. GitHub shows it once.

A classic token works too, with the repo scope, but repo also grants write to every repository you can reach, and nothing here needs that.