Connect a repository and Out Plane reports every build back to it. No setup, no extra permission to grant.
A status on the commit
Each build writes a success or failure status on the commit it was built from. You see it beside the commit in the commit list and inside any pull request that carries that commit, and it links straight to the build in your console. Several apps built from one repository each get their own status line, so a monorepo reads clearly instead of overwriting itself.
A deployment on the Environments page
A successful build also records a deployment under the repository's Environments page, carrying the live address of the app. The previous one is marked superseded automatically, so the page shows what is running rather than a growing list.
What it reports, and what it does not
The status is about the build. It turns green when the image is built and handed to the cluster, and red when the build fails. What happens to the app afterwards is runtime health, and that stays in the console where it belongs, because a container restarting next month should not rewrite the verdict on a commit merged today.