Managing multiple repositories doesn’t have to be complex. Repsy helps teams organize packages by project, service, or environment — all in one place.

Multi-Repo Management in Repsy

As teams scale, managing a single package repository is rarely enough. With Repsy, it’s easy to organize, secure, and automate multiple repositories across teams, languages, and projects — all from one unified dashboard.

🗂 Organizing Your Repositories

Repsy allows you to create separate repositories for different environments, services, or teams. Whether you’re managing Docker images, Python packages, or internal CLI tools, isolating them into distinct repos helps reduce conflicts and improves clarity. Each repository can be set as public or private, with its own access rules and metadata.

🔐 Scoped Access and Permissions

Each repository in Repsy supports fine-grained access control. You can generate API tokens that are scoped to a specific repo and permission level — such as read-only for CI, or full access for publishing. This allows you to enforce least-privilege access across teams and automation workflows.

⚙️ CI/CD and Automation at Scale

Repsy integrates cleanly into multi-repo CI pipelines. Whether you’re using GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or another tool, you can define per-repo tokens and secrets to keep automation secure and isolated. Versioning and tagging stay consistent across projects, and each build step knows exactly where to push or pull from.

🔄 Cross-Repo Collaboration

When working with shared libraries or internal dependencies, Repsy makes cross-repo collaboration simple. One team’s package can be consumed by another without needing to merge repos or duplicate logic. With ecosystem support for npm, PyPI, Maven, Docker, and more, your teams stay flexible while working in the languages and tools they prefer.

✅ Why It Matters

Managing multiple repositories in a structured way increases visibility, security, and efficiency. With Repsy, what used to be a chaotic sprawl of build artifacts and scripts becomes a maintainable, predictable part of your development process.