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GitHub (OpenConnector)beta

GitHub (OpenConnector)

Read-only GitHub collector — repositories, activity, search, and the security surface (Dependabot / secret-scanning / code-scanning alerts, branch protection & rulesets, org members & 2FA, deploy keys / webhooks / Actions settings) — as a GitHub account connected centrally in FloMorphic → Connect (OpenConnector / oomol). Holds no GitHub token; uses oomol's curated actions plus its provider proxy over the flomorphic.svc.oc.* NATS subjects. The catalog's first Python -oc plugin.

SDK
Python
Protocol
inflowv1
Actions
13
Version
v0.1.0
Runs on
flomorphic — needs Connect / OpenConnector proxy
Categories
DevOps and infrastructure

Reach for it when

Read-only GitHub — repositories, activity, and the security surface — without the plugin holding a token.

The use people don't expect

The security half is the part people miss: Dependabot, secret-scanning and code-scanning alerts, branch protection, org members and 2FA, deploy keys and webhooks. Thirteen actions that make your GitHub posture something a flow can ask about on a schedule.

A flow that uses it

Each one is a shape of flow, not a template to copy. Node names are the labels as they appear on the canvas; a name with a slash means either would do.

01

Posture sweep nobody has to remember to run

Starts withWeekly.

  1. GitHub (OpenConnector)

    Reads branch protection, rulesets, org 2FA, deploy keys and webhooks across the org.

  2. Code

    Compares against the policy you actually wrote down.

  3. POSTGRES

    Records the result, so "we fixed that" has a date attached.

  4. JIRA

    A ticket per repo that drifted.

What you getEvidence for the audit accumulates as the sweep runs instead of being reconstructed from screenshots the week before. The credential lives in FloMorphic → Connect; the plugin never sees it.

The reference, not the pitch

This page is about what the plugin is for. Every action, every connection field, the ports, the install one-liner and the caveats are in the catalog entry, which is the thing the maintainer updates.

Near it in the catalog