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    Export and deploy

    Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket

    5 min readReviewed 9 September 2026

    Connect a repository provider, import a project, or push generated source.

    On this pageConnect once in SettingsImport a repositoryPush generated source

    Connect once in Settings

    Open Settings → Connections to connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. A saved user connection lets the import and push flows act on your account without repeatedly pasting a token.

    Use your own account

    Repository operations require a user-bound provider connection. TrigCode does not use a global fallback token to write repositories.

    Import a repository

    1. Choose Import repository from the dashboard.
    2. Select the connected provider and repository.
    3. Choose visibility and project placement.
    4. Start the import and review the resulting task before asking the agent to change it.

    Push generated source

    From an eligible task, choose Export → Push to GitHub. If no saved connection exists, the interface may request a suitable token for that one operation. Review the repository name, visibility, and files after the push.

    • Never paste a token into the app prompt.
    • Grant only the provider scopes needed for repository and, for mobile builds, workflow access.
    • Revoke old connections from both TrigCode and the provider when no longer needed.
    Still need help?Open a support ticket from your workspace or contact the TrigCode team.
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    Export source codeDownload the current project as a ZIP and know what to verify next.Preview mobile apps and build an APKTest an Expo project, open a device preview, and use the Android build paths.Deploy to external providersUse Vercel, Netlify, GitHub-based hosts, or Enterprise BYO-AWS paths.
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