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1515You can add repository content to a single conversation, or to a [project](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/9517075-what-are-projects), a workspace in Claude where a set of chats share the same background documents. Choose the tab below for where you want the content available.
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17**In a chat**
17> [tab] In a chat
18>
19> In a chat, the **Add from GitHub** option appears only after your GitHub account is connected to Claude. To connect your GitHub account, follow these steps:
20>
21> 1. Go to [**Customize > Connectors**](https://claude.ai/customize/connectors).
22> 2. Select **GitHub Integration**.
23> 3. Select **Connect**.
24>
25> After your GitHub account is connected, add a repository to a chat:
26>
27> **1. Open the add menu**
28>
29> In the conversation, select **+** at the lower left of the message box.
30>
31> **2. Choose GitHub**
32>
33> Select **Add from GitHub**.
34>
35> **3. Pick a repository**
36>
37> Search the repositories you have access to, or paste a repository URL.
38>
39> **4. Add the repository**
40>
41> Select **Add repository**. Claude adds the repository's URL to your message.
42>
43> **5. Send your message**
44>
45> Send your question.
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19In a chat, the **Add from GitHub** option appears only after your GitHub account is connected to Claude. To connect your GitHub account, follow these steps:
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211. Go to [**Customize > Connectors**](https://claude.ai/customize/connectors).
222. Select **GitHub Integration**.
233. Select **Connect**.
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25After your GitHub account is connected, add a repository to a chat:
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27**1. Open the add menu**
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29In the conversation, select **+** at the lower left of the message box.
30 
31**2. Choose GitHub**
32 
33Select **Add from GitHub**.
34 
35**3. Pick a repository**
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37Search the repositories you have access to, or paste a repository URL.
38 
39**4. Add the repository**
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41Select **Add repository**. Claude adds the repository's URL to your message.
42 
43**5. Send your message**
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45Send your question.
46 
47**In a project**
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49You can add repository content only to a private project, one you haven't shared with other people. In a shared project, the **GitHub** option is dimmed and shows **Only accessible from private projects**.
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51If your GitHub account isn't connected to Claude yet, selecting **GitHub** sends you to GitHub to sign in before you continue.
52 
53**1. Open project knowledge**
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55Open the project and, in its project knowledge section, select **+**.
56 
57**2. Choose GitHub**
58 
59Select **GitHub**.
60 
61**3. Pick a repository**
62 
63Search the repositories you have access to, or paste a repository URL.
64 
65**4. Select files and folders**
66 
67Use the file browser to select the files and folders you want Claude to read.
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69**5. Add the files**
70 
71Select **Add files**.
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73The selected content is added to the project's knowledge.
47> [tab] In a project
48>
49> You can add repository content only to a private project, one you haven't shared with other people. In a shared project, the **GitHub** option is dimmed and shows **Only accessible from private projects**.
50>
51> If your GitHub account isn't connected to Claude yet, selecting **GitHub** sends you to GitHub to sign in before you continue.
52>
53> **1. Open project knowledge**
54>
55> Open the project and, in its project knowledge section, select **+**.
56>
57> **2. Choose GitHub**
58>
59> Select **GitHub**.
60>
61> **3. Pick a repository**
62>
63> Search the repositories you have access to, or paste a repository URL.
64>
65> **4. Select files and folders**
66>
67> Use the file browser to select the files and folders you want Claude to read.
68>
69> **5. Add the files**
70>
71> Select **Add files**.
72>
73> The selected content is added to the project's knowledge.
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7575## Grant Claude access to a private repository
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