# Abbox > Abbox connects to a team's GitHub repositories, analyzes the code, and opens the product in a viewer where anyone can click an element to see what it does, how it is used (PostHog) and how it changed, and request fixes as pull requests. ## Docs - [Overview](https://www.abbox.com/docs): how Abbox fits together - [Install](https://www.abbox.com/docs/install): connect GitHub, PostHog, add the inspector to a Next.js app, remove it - [Security and data access](https://www.abbox.com/docs/security): every permission, what is read, written, stored, and how to delete it - [For AI agents](https://www.abbox.com/docs/agents): checks an agent can run to verify each claim - [Access facts (JSON)](https://www.abbox.com/docs/access.json): the same facts, machine-readable - [Privacy policy](https://www.abbox.com/privacy) ## Pricing - Free during early access, no card needed. Limits: https://www.abbox.com/docs#pricing ## For coding agents - MCP server (read-only, Streamable HTTP): https://api.abbox.com/mcp, signed in with a workspace access token (Bearer abx_…) created at https://www.abbox.com/agents - Manifest (MCP registry format): https://www.abbox.com/.well-known/mcp.json - Tools: get_page_context(project, path), what_changed(project, since?), find_pages(project, problem), list_projects() - Errors and what to try next: https://www.abbox.com/docs/agents#errors - What Abbox does and doesn't do: https://www.abbox.com/docs#does - Security contact: https://www.abbox.com/.well-known/security.txt ## Key facts - GitHub: reads selected repositories; writes only new `abbox/` branches and pull requests, only when a user asks; never merges or pushes to existing branches. - PostHog: optional, read-only (`query:read`, `project:read`), totals only, no recordings or person profiles. - Inspector (`@abbox/inspector`, Apache-2.0): optional, active only inside the Abbox viewer, makes no network requests of its own. - Backend and database: never written to. - Delete project / Delete account in the app remove all stored data. - `npx @abbox/cli@latest uninstall` removes everything `init` added to the code, keeping other edits.