> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.qlty.sh/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

## Does Qlty work for projects that aren't hosted on GitHub?

Yes — but only through the [Qlty CLI](/cli/quickstart). The CLI runs locally on any project regardless of where it's hosted, and supports linting, auto-formatting, code smells, complexity, and duplication analysis on Mac, Linux, and Windows.

[Qlty Cloud](/cloud/quickstart) — the hosted product that adds automated code review of pull requests, code coverage tracking, quality trends, and pull request comments — currently integrates with GitHub Cloud only. Support for additional Git hosts isn't available today.

If your code lives on GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or a self-hosted Git server, you can still use the Qlty CLI for everything it offers and run it in your existing CI provider. See [Qlty CLI vs. Qlty Cloud](/cli-vs-cloud) for the feature breakdown.

## Can I use Qlty without the AI features?

Yes, the features that we provide which use large language models (LLMs) are optional. They require an explicit opt-in within your Workspace Settings.

Please see our [AI Data Usage](/cloud/data-usage) page for more information.

## How do I add or remove users?

Access to your organization on Qlty Cloud is always syncronized with GitHub. There is no invitation step required, and no users to manage within Qlty Cloud.

A user will be able to access a project on Qlty Cloud if and only if they can access the underlying repository on GitHub.

## Will Qlty be free for open source projects?

Yes, use of Qlty for public, open source projects will remain free forever.