Unified API for Source Code Management (SCM)

Build once, integrate with every SCM. A unified API for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and more — designed for modern AppSec, DevSecOps, and AI-driven security platforms

id
name_with_namespace
owner-name
visibility
default_branch
created_at

uuid
full_name
owner
is_private
html-href

id
full_name
owner-login
private
default_branch

id
name
description
url
defaultBranch
created_at

id
full_name
owner
private
description
url
size
default_branch
archived
created_at
updated_at
organization
language

Source Code Platforms

GitLab Self-Managed

GitLab

GitHub Enterprise

GitHub

Bitbucket

ADO

Bi-directional Integration with Multiple Source Code Tools Using a Single API

Repositories Navigation and Search

Retrieve details of branches, commits, pull requests, or merge requests for specific repositories.

Download Source Code

Download source code at the repository, branch, or pull request level.

Listen to real-time SCM events

Webhook/Event supports for changes in provider organization, branches, repositories, pull requests, commits etc.

Secure Authentication

Github app authentication ensures user-independent authentication and enhanced security. Personal Access tokens present an alternative to passwords for authenticating to GitHub and are constrained by the permissions or scopes given to them.

Unified SCM Data Model

Access source/version control systems through a consistent API model — enabling faster development, simplified maintenance, and scalable integrations.

Auth

Represents authentication credentials and tokens used to access third-party SCM platforms securely

Organizations

Captures metadata about source control organizations or workspaces that group repositories under a common account.

Repositories

Defines individual codebases, including name, visibility, associated organization, and default branch.

Branches

Describes active lines of development within a repository, including metadata like latest commit and creation source.

Commits

Represents atomic changesets pushed to a repository, including author info, timestamp, and diff metadata.

Pull Requests

Tracks proposed changes between branches, including status, reviewers, merge status, and related commits.