> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/portal/repos.md).

# Repos

Every repository Kerno has seen, with its coverage, runs and behaviour drift.

Repos lists every repository Kerno has discovered entry points in or run against. Each row shows how many of its user flows and entry points are covered, its runs in the period you pick, and when it last ran. Coverage counts the tests committed on each repository's default branch, and **Entry points covered** reads **Not synced** until that branch has synced. With GitHub connected, each repository also shows where its latest sync came from, GitHub or CI, with the commit and when it was committed. Repositories that have not run yet are grouped at the bottom.

Open a repository for an overview of its coverage, runs and behaviour drift. Pick a branch, or the latest one, and a period. Coverage still counts the tests committed on the default branch, whichever branch you pick. The repository page brings together its headline figures, its [Coverage](/docs/portal/coverage.md) tables and its [Behaviour Drift](/docs/portal/behaviour-drift.md) grids. Opening a repository also selects it on the other screens, unless you have hidden it.

### Hidden repositories

Select the hide icon on a row to hide a repository from your views. A hidden repository drops out of every other page, picker and total you see, and your teammates still see it. Hidden repositories sit in a collapsed **Hidden** group at the bottom of the list, each with the date you hid it. To bring one back, select **Unhide** in that group or on the banner at the top of the repository's page.