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Once GitHub is connected, the next step is to import a repository as a Corridor Project. A Project in Corridor represents a repository that you want to secure.

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Create a project

1

Open the Projects page

In the Corridor dashboard, navigate to the Projects section. Click New Project.
2

Select repository

You’ll see a list of repositories that Corridor has access to (based on the GitHub authorization you completed). Choose the repo you want to bring under Corridor’s monitoring.
3

Confirm import

Corridor will ask for confirmation to import the repository. Confirm the selection.
4

Initial scan and guardrail generation

After adding, Corridor scans the repository and generates guardrails for that project. You can add additional guardrails by selecting the project → Guardrails → Add Guardrail. See Configuring Guardrails for more info.
If you skip this step, Corridor won’t actively monitor code. Connecting GitHub alone is not enough—you must add specific repos as projects for Corridor to know where to operate.

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Project settings

To delete a project, select the project → Settings → Delete Project.

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Next steps

Adding Team Members

Invite your team to Corridor

Dashboard

Track security metrics