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GitHub Sync links your Fabricate app to a GitHub repository and keeps the two in step. Changes flow in both directions: what the AI agent builds in Fabricate lands in your repository, and commits you push to GitHub flow back into your Fabricate project.

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What Syncs

Once connected, your project and its repository stay aligned:
  • Fabricate to GitHub — code the agent generates is committed to your repository.
  • GitHub to Fabricate — commits you or your collaborators push to the repository flow back into your project.
This makes it practical to hand-edit code locally, collaborate with teammates through normal Git workflows, or keep a versioned history of your app — all without losing the ability to keep building in Fabricate.
GitHub Sync uses webhooks to detect changes on the repository side, so updates pushed to GitHub are picked up automatically.

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Setting Up GitHub Sync

1

Open GitHub Sync for your app

In your Fabricate project, find the GitHub Sync option in the code management settings.
2

Authorize Fabricate with GitHub

Connect your GitHub account so Fabricate can access the repository you want to sync with.
3

Choose a repository

Select the GitHub repository to link to this app.
4

Confirm the connection

Fabricate sets up two-way sync, including the webhook that watches for changes pushed to the repository.
5

Build and push as usual

Keep prompting in Fabricate or commit directly on GitHub — changes stay in sync both ways.

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Sync vs. a One-Time Export

GitHub Sync is an ongoing connection. Exporting your code is a one-time snapshot.
GitHub SyncOne-time export
DirectionTwo-way, continuousOne-way, single copy
Stays up to dateYesNo — snapshot only
Uses webhooksYesNo
Best forOngoing development and collaborationGrabbing a copy of your code
Choose GitHub Sync when you want to keep working across both Fabricate and GitHub. Choose a one-time export when you just want a copy of your code as it stands.

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Frequently Asked Questions

GitHub Sync connects your app to a GitHub repository. If you only want a fresh copy of your code in a brand-new repo, you can push to a new repository instead.
You do. The repository is yours — Fabricate syncs to it, but there’s no lock-in. See Exporting Your Code.
Yes. That’s the point of two-way sync — push commits to the connected repository and they flow back into your Fabricate project.

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Where to Go Next

Export Code

Push to a new repo or download a zip.

File Explorer

Browse the code that gets synced.