This detection rule identifies direct commits made to the 'develop' or 'main' branches of a GitHub repository, which may bypass established code review processes. By leveraging GitHub logs, this rule analyzes commit metadata including author details, commit messages, and timestamps to flag potential anomalies. Direct modifications to these critical branches can be concerning as they risk introducing unverified changes that could lead to vulnerabilities or backdoors in the codebase. The implementation of this rule supports the integrity of the development lifecycle by enabling prompt identification of suspicious commit activity.