Repositories

Repositories are the connected Git sources you import skills, packages and subagents from. onplate remembers where everything came from and watches for updates so your copy does not fall behind the original.

Adding a repository

Press Add repository and fill in:

• the link — the https or ssh address of the repository;
• the branch — optional, the default branch is used otherwise;
• an access token — for private repositories only (stored encrypted);
• the update mode — “notify only” by default.

The same dialog opens from Storage: the Add button → From a repository. A repository you took anything from appears here automatically and is put under watch.

Update tracking

For every source onplate can check whether something newer was released:

• Check for updates in the background — a global switch, with a frequency setting (once a day, for example);
• Check now — a one-off check of every source; Check on a row — that one only;
• the update mode of a source: notify only (the default — just tell you) or pull them in.

Dangerous updates always require a confirmation — the fresh version goes through the security check, and if dangerous constructs appeared in it, onplate does not apply them silently.

Actions on a source

On a repository row: re-import (pull in more skills or packages you do not have yet), edit the settings, delete the source. Deleting a source does not touch the skills you already imported — they stay in storage.

The install paths of skills for each AI are in Settings, and the shared set for a team is published through the Team profile.