Git01 First-Time Login and Token Setup
This page walks through logging in to the MediaTek Git01 service for the first time and generating an HTTPS access token required for fetching source code.
Important
Your MediaTek Git01 account credentials are different from your Genio Developer account credentials. Ensure you have completed 3. Create Git01 Account before continuing.
Obtain Your MediaTek Git01 Credentials
After completing the steps in 3. Create Git01 Account, your MediaTek Git01 credentials are delivered as follows:
Username: Available in two places — the confirmation email sent by the MediaTek Git01 service, and your profile page at the Genio Developer Account Center.
Initial password: Provided only in the confirmation email. Refer to that email before proceeding, as the password is not displayed anywhere in the web portal.
Confirmation email containing the MediaTek Git01 username and initial password
MediaTek Git01 username shown in the Genio Developer Account Center profile page
Log In to MediaTek Git01
Open a web browser and visit MediaTek Git01.
Enter your MediaTek Git01 username and password, then click Sign in.
Enter MediaTek Git01 username
Enter MediaTek Git01 password
On your first login, you will be prompted to change your password. Enter a new password, confirm it, and click Sign in.
First-time password change prompt
(Optional) You may be prompted to stay signed in. Choose your preference and confirm.
Stay signed in prompt
Generate a New Access Token
On the HTTP Credentials page, click the GENERATE NEW PASSWORD button.
GENERATE NEW PASSWORD button on the HTTP Credentials page
A pop-up dialog appears displaying the generated token. Click the copy icon or manually select and copy the token text.
Generated access token dialog — copy this value
Important
This token is displayed only once. Store it immediately in a secure location, preferably a password manager. You will not be able to retrieve it again.
Store the Token Securely
Store the copied token in a password manager or secure storage. You will use this token as the Git password when cloning or fetching repositories over HTTPS.
Note
If you lose your access token, you can always return to the HTTP Credentials page and click GENERATE NEW PASSWORD again. The old token will be immediately invalidated.
Once you have your token, return to 4. Generate Access Token to complete the environment setup.

