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Connect GitHub
Sign in with GitHub and authorize QtMesh Cloud to access your repositories.
QtMesh
Cloud
3D asset quality,
automated.
QtMesh Cloud helps you analyze and monitor the quality of your 3D assets with powerful rules and clear insights.
- Automated scans on every push
- Actionable insights and quality score
- Badges for your README and status
Secure, read-only access to your repositories.
How it works
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Create a project
Select a repository and create your project. We’ll generate a secure ingest token.
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Configure your CI
Add the QtMesh GitHub Action to your pipeline and start scanning.
Projects
Choose a project to view its dashboard, badges, scans, settings, and tokens.
Projects
0 0 activeScans (30d)
0 0 this weekWarnings
0 0 this weekErrors
0 0 this weekQuality Score
—Recent scans across your projects (newest on the right).
Recent Scans
No scans yet.
Projects
No projects yet.
Issues by Rule
No issues yet.
Integrate
Use our GitHub Action to run scans automatically in CI.
Badges
Show quality status in your README with dynamic SVG badges.
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Create your first project
Select a repository or create a project manually.
Public repositories from your GitHub account. Need private repos? Use Create manually and add the repository URL.
Enter a display name and URL-safe slug. Repository URL is optional.
Name and slug are how this project is registered in QtMesh Cloud (under your account). You can edit them; the clone URL comes from the repository you selected above.
You can change these settings later in the project settings.
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Save your token
Save this token to allow your CI to send scan results.
Your project is ready!
Project ingest token
Save this token now. You won’t see it again! This token is only for CI ingestion, not for login.
Add this to your repository secrets:
GitHub → Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
QTMESH_CLOUD_TOKEN | <paste your token here> |
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Configure your CI
Add QtMesh scan to your pipeline.
Add the workflow to .github/workflows/qtmesh-scan.yml
Workflow YAML
Example job — adjust image and install steps for your runner.
.gitlab-ci.yml
Run the QtMesh CLI in CI with your ingest token:
Environment
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Customize scan rules (optional)
Add a qtmesh.yml in your repo — you can skip this for now.
Example
qtmesh.yml
Customize rulesToggle checks per category.
Exclude foldersSkip vendor or third-party paths.
Engine presetsTune defaults for your pipeline.
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You’re all set!
We’ll analyze your assets after your next push.
You’re all set!
We’re waiting for your first scan.
- Project created
- Token saved
- CI configured
- First scan — waiting for your next push
Your projects
Select a project from the list.
All scans
All badges
Live from the latest scan for the selected projectREADME markdown
Paste into your repository README. Each line is one badge linking to the app.
Configuration fields and defaults are described in the ScanConfig documentation.
Local override: if the repo has qtmesh.yml, qtmesh.yaml, or qtmesh.json, the CLI uses that file and ignores this cloud configuration.
Project
Configuration
Create a project first, then configure rules here.
Ingest scan
Upload qtmesh scan --json output with your project ingest token (not your login session).
Ingest tokens
Active tokens are listed by creation time. Values are never shown again after creation—use Regenerate to replace all tokens for a project with a new one (shown once), or Delete to revoke a token without creating a replacement.