> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.outerlayer.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Report the GitHub App access builds need on each of the factory's repositories > Lists each repository connected to the caller's factory. `missingPermissions` names each permission builds need that the GitHub App installation has not accepted, compared by level, so `read` does not satisfy `write`. Builds need contents, pull requests and issues write, and actions, checks, commit statuses and metadata read. `installationSettingsUrl` is where the installation's owner reviews and accepts them. `requestedByApp` on each says whether the App itself requests the permission: when it does not, the App's settings must add it first. `requiresPullRequest` is `true` when a ruleset on the default branch has a `pull_request` rule or classic branch protection requires reviews, `false` when neither does, and `null` when GitHub would not say. `inInstallation` is `false`, with `defaultBranch` and `requiresPullRequest` null, when the installation does not include the repository. The gateway stores nothing. Refusals: `git_connection_missing` (409, the factory has no GitHub App installation), `repository_tokens_unavailable` (503, this gateway has no GitHub App) and `github_unavailable` (503, GitHub was rate limiting or failing; retry). ## OpenAPI ````yaml /openapi.yaml get /v1/repositories/access openapi: 3.0.3 info: contact: email: hello@outerlayer.ai url: https://www.outerlayer.ai description: >- The OuterLayer Gateway API lets you ingest coding-agent sessions and record evidence of work programmatically. Most teams reach it through the `outerlayer` CLI, which calls it for them. Call it directly to build your own integration or to automate what the dashboard does. Versioning: every endpoint is prefixed with `/v1/`. Breaking changes ship under a new version prefix (`/v2/`, etc.) with a 90-day-minimum deprecation window; anything additive lands on the current prefix. Vocabulary: the dashboard calls this API's `app` a **factory** — the unit that owns a set of repositories, the agent sessions worked on them, and the evidence they produce. They are the same entity. The API keeps `app` in its paths, headers, and field names because those are a published contract; only the product surface was renamed. title: OuterLayer Gateway API version: '1.0' servers: - description: Production (OuterLayer Cloud) url: https://api.outerlayer.ai - description: Local dev server (self-hosted gateway) url: http://localhost:9418 security: - AppId: [] BearerAuth: [] tags: - description: >- What a CLI login token can read about its owner without naming a factory, such as the factories they can use. name: Account - description: >- Coding-agent session ingest (outerlayer sync) and content-addressed session images. name: Agents - description: >- Evidence artifacts (screenshots, recordings, reports, logs) emitted as proof of a change and anchored to pull requests. name: Artifacts - description: >- Pass/fail outcomes of checks run in your own CI or compute, anchored to pull requests with the run URL as proof. name: Emitted Results - description: >- The acceptance criteria of a work item, recorded as one list. The Criteria tab, its count and the item status read that list. name: Criteria - description: >- What any agent found wrong about a change under review or about a rule it ran on, recorded on a work item. name: Findings - description: >- Add or remove a source's statement that it is working on an issue or pull request, and read what is currently live. name: Work Items - description: >- What the factory's GitHub App installation lets builds do on each connected repository, and whether each default branch requires a pull request. name: Repositories - description: >- A runner host's heartbeat — its CLI version, slots and last request for work — and the factory's list of hosts with a derived status. name: Hosts - description: Query server feature availability. name: Capabilities - description: Per-model LLM pricing data. Public, unauthenticated. name: Pricing - description: >- Create, list, and revoke factory API keys. Plaintext returned exactly once at creation. name: API Keys - description: >- Factory CRUD — a factory is owned by an organization and is the unit every other resource hangs off. Lets a headless agent provision one without the dashboard. name: Apps - description: >- Agent-coding session list and full transcript reads, with actor-privacy controls for machine keys. name: Sessions - description: >- Per-model token spend and fleet-wide agent behavior tiles, including two-window comparisons. name: Metrics - description: Synced-commit history of the app's `.outerlayer/` context tree. name: Context - description: >- Session→PR attribution: which agent sessions produced which pull requests, and what each attributed PR cost. name: PRs - description: Service health checks. name: Health - description: >- Org member and role administration, authenticated with an org-scoped management API key (`olk_…`) minted in the dashboard's settings. name: Org Management - description: OAuth 2.1 discovery metadata for MCP connector clients. name: OAuth paths: /v1/repositories/access: get: tags: - Repositories summary: >- Report the GitHub App access builds need on each of the factory's repositories description: >- Lists each repository connected to the caller's factory. `missingPermissions` names each permission builds need that the GitHub App installation has not accepted, compared by level, so `read` does not satisfy `write`. Builds need contents, pull requests and issues write, and actions, checks, commit statuses and metadata read. `installationSettingsUrl` is where the installation's owner reviews and accepts them. `requestedByApp` on each says whether the App itself requests the permission: when it does not, the App's settings must add it first. `requiresPullRequest` is `true` when a ruleset on the default branch has a `pull_request` rule or classic branch protection requires reviews, `false` when neither does, and `null` when GitHub would not say. `inInstallation` is `false`, with `defaultBranch` and `requiresPullRequest` null, when the installation does not include the repository. The gateway stores nothing. Refusals: `git_connection_missing` (409, the factory has no GitHub App installation), `repository_tokens_unavailable` (503, this gateway has no GitHub App) and `github_unavailable` (503, GitHub was rate limiting or failing; retry). operationId: list-repository-access responses: '200': content: application/json: schema: properties: data: items: properties: defaultBranch: nullable: true type: string inInstallation: type: boolean installationSettingsUrl: type: string missingPermissions: items: properties: granted: nullable: true type: string permission: type: string requestedByApp: description: >- Whether the GitHub App's own settings request this permission at the level builds need. `false` means the App's settings must add it before an installation owner can accept it; `true` means an owner must accept it; `null` means GitHub would not say. nullable: true type: boolean required: enum: - read - write type: string required: - permission - required - granted type: object type: array repository: type: string requiresPullRequest: nullable: true type: boolean required: - repository - inInstallation - missingPermissions - installationSettingsUrl - defaultBranch - requiresPullRequest type: object type: array required: - data type: object description: One entry per connected repository, sorted by name. '400': content: application/json: schema: properties: error: properties: code: type: string message: type: string required: - code - message type: object required: - error type: object description: Invalid request parameters (validation failed). '401': content: application/json: schema: properties: error: properties: code: type: string message: type: string required: - code - message type: object required: - error type: object description: Missing or invalid API key. '403': content: application/json: schema: properties: error: properties: code: type: string message: type: string required: - code - message type: object required: - error type: object description: Caller lacks 'git.read' permission. '409': content: application/json: schema: properties: error: properties: code: type: string message: type: string required: - code - message type: object required: - error type: object description: >- The factory has no GitHub App installation (`git_connection_missing`). '503': content: application/json: schema: properties: error: properties: code: type: string message: type: string required: - code - message type: object required: - error type: object description: >- This gateway has no GitHub App configured (`repository_tokens_unavailable`), or GitHub was rate limiting or failing (`github_unavailable`, safe to retry). components: securitySchemes: AppId: description: Factory id the request is scoped to. in: header name: X-Outerlayer-App-Id type: apiKey BearerAuth: description: API key (sk_outerlayer_*) scheme: bearer type: http ```` This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.