Poliogo writes the code and opens a PR. You review and merge.

Git OAuth and automatic pull requests are on every plan, including Free. Connect a repo and your first documents arrive as a PR.

The PR body explains what changed, why it changed, and which detected service triggered it — in plain English, above the file diff.

Poliogo writes to its own poliogo branch and opens the PR from there. Your default branch is never written to directly.

The same flow on all three. On GitHub it runs through a read-scoped App installation; writes are limited to Poliogo's own branch and the PR itself.

A scan that finds a new tracked dependency or outbound call opens a PR; one that finds nothing legally relevant opens nothing. You trigger scans yourself on Free — paid plans run them in the background, weekly, daily, or in real time.

Agencies can connect several repositories to a single project and get one coherent set of documents across them.