Evermach developer docs

How the widget installs, what Evermach can access in GitHub, how builds and reviews work, and what's supported.

Install the widget
Add the Evermach widget to your app with a script tag, an ES module, or web components, and choose who can use it.
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GitHub access and permissions
What Evermach's GitHub App can access, the permissions it uses, and what it never does in your repositories.
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How builds and reviews work
How Evermach plans, builds, reviews, and security-tests a change, and what the pull request it opens contains.
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Supported stacks and limits
Which languages, package managers, and Git hosts Evermach supports, and the limits on builds and security scans.
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Connect your AI client
Connect Evermach to ChatGPT, Claude, or OpenClaw with OAuth, so your team can work with Requests from the AI tools they already use.
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Self-hosting Evermach
Run Evermach on Railway, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, or DigitalOcean: what a deployment runs and what you provide.
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How the pieces fit together

Your users and PMs describe what they want in the widget installed in your app. Evermach turns each conversation into a Request.
Drift Control™ checks every Request against your codebase, UX and UI design, business strategy, and compliance frameworks, and attaches its analysis.
When an Admin or Engineer starts a build, separate models build, validate, and attack the change, then open a pull request in your GitHub repository. See how builds and reviews work.
Your engineers review, improve, and merge. Evermach never merges or deploys.

Questions about anything here? Email [email protected] or book a demo.