Run your first assessment

An assessment scans one repository and rates how ready it is for AI-assisted work. This page takes you from an empty Repositories page to a first result.

Before you begin

• You can sign in to your organization’s Anthara web app.
• An admin has added a GitHub or Azure DevOps app under Connections. If the Connections page shows no card for your Git provider, ask an admin to add one with Manage Apps.

Connect your Git provider

1. Open Connections.
2. On the card for GitHub or Azure DevOps, select Connect.
3. Approve the access request on the provider’s page. The provider sends you back to Anthara.

Import a repository

1. Open Repositories and select Connect Repo.
2. On the Select Repositories page, choose your provider.
3. Tick the repositories you want. Filter repositories narrows the list.
4. Select Connect Selected.

The repositories now appear in the Repositories list.

Run the assessment

1. In the Repositories list, find the repository and select Assess.
2. Wait while the button reads Scanning. Anthara clones the repository and analyzes it, so a large repository takes longer.
3. When the scan finishes, select the repository to open it.

Assessments only run when someone starts them. Anthara does not rescan a repository on a schedule or on each push.

Read the result

The repository page opens on the Overview tab.

• AI Readiness is the overall rating: Critical, Deficient, Adequate, or Excellent.
• Four dimensions are rated separately: Documentation, Structure, Testing, and Tooling.
• The findings are counted as Blockers, Critical, Gaps, and Strengths.

The other tabs are Risk Analysis, Sensitive Areas, AI Coding Standards, and Assessment History.

After you change the repository, select Re-assess to run a new scan. Earlier results stay in Assessment History.

Next step

Install the plugin and sign in so that Claude Code sessions in this repository load your standards.