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This page covers everything you need to do after creating your account: verifying your email, connecting GitHub for private repository access, and understanding how AI providers are configured.

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Creating an account

Go to qa.orizon.sh/signup. The signup form is a three-step wizard: Step 1 — Account: Enter your email address and create a password. Your password must be at least 8 characters and include an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and a special character. A strength indicator shows you how strong your password is as you type. Step 2 — Profile: Enter your full name (minimum 2 characters). This is displayed on your profile. Step 3 — Review: Confirm your details and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Create Account.

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Email verification

After submitting the signup form, you’ll receive a 6-digit verification code at the email address you provided. Enter the code on the verification page to activate your account.
The verification code expires after 10 minutes. If it expires before you enter it, use the Resend code option on the verification page. There is a short cooldown between resend attempts.
Once verified, you’ll be redirected to the login page. Sign in with your email and password to access your account.

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Connecting GitHub

Orizon QA can access your private GitHub repositories to fetch code for analysis. This connection is optional — you can always paste code or upload files instead — but it’s required to analyze private repos. To connect GitHub:
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Open Settings

Click Settings in the sidebar, then select the GitHub tab (this is the default tab).
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Initiate the connection

Click Connect GitHub. A consent modal will appear explaining the permissions being requested (repo scope for reading repository contents).
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Authorize on GitHub

Click Authorize in the modal. You’ll be redirected to GitHub to approve access. After approving, GitHub redirects you back to your Settings page.
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Confirm the connection

Your connected GitHub username and the connection date will appear in the GitHub tab. The status badge will show Connected.
Your GitHub access token is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage. It is only used to fetch repository contents and is never written to logs or analytics. You can disconnect at any time — disconnecting immediately deletes your stored token.

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Disconnecting GitHub

To remove your GitHub connection, open Settings → GitHub and click Disconnect. Confirm the action in the dialog. Your token is deleted immediately.

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AI provider configuration

Orizon QA uses AI to generate test cases and power the AI assistant. Configure your AI provider once in Settings → AI Services and it applies everywhere — analysis, agent testing, and the AI assistant.
All API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage. Your keys are never stored in plain text.
For full setup instructions for each provider, see AI Providers.

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AI assistant settings

The AI assistant (accessible via ⌘J or the sidebar with ⌘⇧J) has its own permission level setting, which you can configure in Settings → AI Assistant. The four permission levels are:
LevelWhat the assistant can do
ReadSearch and retrieve information only
SuggestPropose changes without applying them
WriteCreate and update content directly
Full AccessExecute all available tools including deletions

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Profile and account management

All profile settings are in Settings → Account.

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Updating your name

Click the pencil icon next to your name to edit it. Names must be at least 2 characters. Your email address is read-only — contact support to change it.

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Changing your password

If you signed up with email and password, click Change Password to update it. You’ll need to provide your current password, then set a new one (minimum 8 characters). If you signed up via GitHub OAuth and don’t have a local password, you’ll see a Set Password option instead. Setting a password lets you sign in with email and password as an alternative to GitHub.

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History retention

Under the Account tab, you can configure how long auto-saved analyses are kept before being automatically deleted. The slider ranges from 7 days to 1 year (default: 30 days). To keep a specific analysis permanently, open it from the History page and click Save permanently. Permanently saved analyses are never auto-deleted regardless of your retention setting.

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Deleting your account

The Danger Zone section of the Account tab contains a Delete Account option. Deleting your account permanently removes all your analyses, settings, and account data. This action is irreversible and requires your password to confirm.