[hirsin]

The owner is a Google employee, but for the sake of safety it should be owned by a real Google org. I've just asked them to migrate it to their OSS org.

Unfortunately the app creation flow on GitHub makes it impossible (for now) for a normal org user to create an app for the org, so apps end up getting created on personal accounts and become load bearing. We've got a work item to make it possible to give app creation rights to your org members, I've got it high on the priority list for the next six months.

Re:payment As I understand it each org that uses the gemini cli agent puts their api key in their actions secrets, which gets picked up and used to call Google inference APIs. So the org these comments are in is paying for the inference.

[htrp]

Dear god. This reminds me of all of the things in Google that are "load bearing" and have to be owned by random gmail accounts instead of formal service accounts or org accounts.

How long has this one been on the roadmap for? (since you actually work for github)

[hirsin]

Tbc apps can be owned by orgs today, but the process is annoying - devs create the app and then transfer it to the org, and then are made managers of the app. Really high overhead.

It's part of the push we've been making over the last year or two to improve custom roles and finer-grained authorization for resources.