Repos, connected. Permissions intact.
Your repositories hold engineering's nouns — code, configs, migrations, and the decisions embedded in commit history. Connected, the brain can reason about the estate the way it reasons about the business.
What the Repos connector brings into the graph
The connector indexes code across languages (code intelligence spans 13 of them in our modernization practice), links services to the teams that own them and the tickets that changed them, and keeps the picture current on every merge.
As with every source family, the Repos connector is read-scoped by default, inherits your RBAC at question time, vaults its own credentials, and records lineage on every fact — so a decision that used this data can always show exactly which record it came from.
Workflows this connector unlocks
Estate mapping
The first move of Legacy Modernization: what exists, what depends on what, what it would take to change.
Impact analysis
"What breaks if we change this?" answered from the graph, not from tribal memory.
Spec-to-code traceability
Every shipped change traces to a spec and an approval — the delivery loop's backbone.
Pick your function. Own the intelligence behind it.
Discover one opportunity, engineer one capability, deliver one measurable outcome — then scale.