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What is a GitHub organization?
A GitHub organization is a shared account used by companies and open-source projects to own repositories collectively rather than under any single person's personal account. Organizations support teams (nested groups of members), role-based permissions, and organization-wide settings like default repository permissions and required security policies.
Repository access inside an organization is typically managed through teams rather than adding individuals one by one: a team gets a permission level (read, write, admin) on a set of repositories, and adding someone to that team grants them access to everything the team can reach, which scales much better than per-repository invitations as a company grows.
A GitHub organization is primarily used to:
Managing access through teams instead of per-user invitations is beneficial because:
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