Get started
Three steps, about ten minutes. You stay in control at every step, and you can undo all of it yourself at any time.
Connect GitHub
Sign in with your GitHub account, the account that owns your Odoo project's code. We use it only to know who you are and, in the next step, to see the project you choose. We never get your password.
Choose your repository
Pick the repository that holds your Odoo customizations and install our app on it. Just that one repository, nothing else on your account. From that moment we can start reading your code so we understand your setup.
Sign in with GitHub first.
Grant workspace access
First, on the repository
With one click you invite our service account (agentbleu-bot) to the repository, and it accepts on its own. This needs admin rights on the repository. If you don't have them, ask the person who does to sign in here and press this button.
Sign in with GitHub first.
Then, on Odoo.sh
One short manual step: Odoo.sh doesn't offer a way for us to do this for you, so you add our service account to your Odoo.sh project yourself. It takes about two minutes.
- Open your project on Odoo.sh and go to Settings → Collaborators.
- Add a collaborator by GitHub username:
agentbleu-bot - Give it the role Tester, not Admin.
- Save, then confirm below.
Why Tester? That role gives access to development and staging copies only. Odoo.sh itself refuses us access to your production system, it's not just our promise, it's enforced by the platform.
Sign in with GitHub first.