# Github
Connecting GitHub repositories to Reo.Dev allows you track developers' actions, such as star, raise pull request, watch, fork, open an issue, and comment.
Along with connecting your own repository, you can also connect competitors' and complementary repositories. Reo.Dev will then track developer activities across all these repositories.\
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**Note**: Only Admins can connect GitHub repository.
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**Step 1:** Click on **Integrations**.
**Step 2:** Find the GitHub card and click '**Configure**'.
Connect the three main types of repositories.
**Owned GitHub repositories**: Repositories that your organization directly manages and maintains on GitHub.
**Competitor repositories:** Repositories managed by organizations that compete with your products or services.
**Complementary repositories:** Repositories that offer tools or resources that enhance or work well with your products or services.
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**Adding Repositories**
**Step 3:** To add your company's own repositories, expand the tab for '**Owned GitHub Repositories**' and enter the URL of your repository. Add multiple repositories if needed.
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**Step 5:** Follow the same process to add competitor and complementary repositories.
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**Step 6:** After adding all the repositories, click **Save**.
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