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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://code.storage/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Code Storage is a managed Git infrastructure layer that provides repository creation, commits, branching, and merge operations through SDK and HTTP interfaces. See Quickstart to create your first repository.

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Setup

import { GitStorage } from '@pierre/storage';

const store = new GitStorage({
  name: 'your-org',
  key: env.privateKey,
});

const repo = await store.createRepo({ id: 'new-workspace' });

const result = await repo
  .createCommit({
    targetBranch: 'main',
    commitMessage: 'Get Started with Code Storage',
    author: { name: 'Pierre', email: 'pierre@pierre.co' },
  })
  .addFileFromString('README.md', '# Getting Started\n')
  .addFileFromString('main.ts', 'console.log("Hello from Code Storage");')
  .send();

console.log(result.commitSha);
Authentication uses ES256 or RS256 JWT tokens signed with your private key. See Authentication for key generation and token minting.

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What Code Storage provides

Every repository is backed by real Git storage with standard semantics:
  • Branches and refs – create, delete, and list branches; fast-forward and force-push operations
  • Commits – write files, read tree state, traverse commit history
  • Git protocol – clone, push, and fetch over HTTPS using standard Git clients
  • Webhooks – subscribe to push and repo sync events for CI integration
  • Integrations – bidirectional sync with GitHub and other Git providers
Extended features for automation:
  • Ephemeral branches – temporary branches isolated from your default namespace
  • Direct writes – create commits without local Git operations
  • Warm/cold tiering – automatic cost optimization based on access patterns

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Where to go next

  • Getting Started – Create your first repository and commit
  • Core Concepts – Repositories, authentication, and permissions
  • Guides – Using Git commands, ephemeral branches, webhooks, and integrations
  • Reference – Complete SDK and HTTP API documentation
For technical details on architecture, consistency guarantees, and performance tradeoffs, see the HTTP API Overview.