Connect a GitHub repository to Paradime using an SSH deploy key. Once connected, Paradime can read and write files in your dbt™ project so you can develop in the Code IDE, run schedules in Bolt, and use CI/CD.
You must use the git@... or ssh:... version of your git URL, not the https://... version. Paradime uses the SSH protocol to clone repositories, so it cannot clone repos supplied with the HTTP protocol.
We advise creating a service account user in your GitHub account like paradime.github.maintainer@yourcompany.com with write access to the repository, and letting this user own the deploy key.
Add the deploy key
- In Paradime, import your repository using its SSH URL to generate a deploy key. See Importing a repository.
- In GitHub, navigate to the Deploy keys tab of your repository’s settings page.
- Give the key a name and paste in the deploy key generated by Paradime.
- Check the Allow write access checkbox, then save the key.
After adding this key, Paradime can read and write files in your dbt™ project.
For more detail, see GitHub’s guide on managing deploy keys. 
