Show HN: Rickub – The Smartest Git in the Universe

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◆ hosted git · code assessment · CI

A new residence for your projects. Fast, independent, cheaper than GitHub and GitLab alongside no colony on your data.

rickub.com/rickub/web

 README, document tree, latest commit, CI position and releases

Everything you need

A complete workflow, out of the box.

From your archetypal shove to your hundredth publish — the tools your squad plant in all day.

Repositories, orgs & teams Push, browse, aid admission by role Merge requests Inline assessment alongside intents CI / Actions Your workflows, faster runners Athena AI review Built into all merge request Container registry Built-in OCI registry CLI, API & MCP Agents are contributors too Git LFS & releases Large files, tagged downloads

rickub.com/rick/portal/cmd/ciguest/main.go

Browsing a Go document alongside server-side syntax highlighting

Orgs, members and repositories — everything you need to activity and to keep that activity secured.

rickub.com/rick/portal/merge/42/files

A merge petition diff alongside inline assessment comments

The acquainted files-changed, diffs and inline comments — affirmative an intent marker on all comment, so it is never ambiguous what blocks a merge and what is a passing remark.

rickub.com/rick/portal/actions/runs/318

A CI run leaf alongside jobs, logs and a tests tab

GitHub Actions workflows run unchanged, so a immigration is a shove fairly than a rewrite — and the .rickub dialect adds what Actions has no syntax for, akin test reports built into the run page.

rickub.com/rick/portal/merge/42

A merge petition alongside the Athena AI assessment panel

A reviewer you trigger on a merge request: a summary, inline notes anywhere they belong, and a apparent verdict. Included on all plan, processed in the EU, never used for training.

~/code/portal

# identical namespace, identical token as your git remote

$ docker shove rickub.com/rick/portal:1.2.0

1.2.0: digest sha256:9f3a… size 2841

$ helm shove portal-1.2.0.tgz oci://rickub.com/rick/charts

Pushed: rickub.com/rick/charts/portal:1.2.0

$ oras shove rickub.com/rick/portal:1.2.0-sbom sbom.spdx.json

Pushed · relic category application/spdx+json

Publish and drag any OCI relic — receptacle images, Helm charts, SBOMs, WASM — from the identical namespace as your code, alongside one login and one approval model.

~/code/portal

$ rickub mr create --title "portal: stabilise diffs"

→ !42 opened · Athena assessment requested

$ curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" rickub.com/api/v1/repos/rick/portal/merge/42

{ "number": 42, "state": "open", "athena": { "issues": 2 } }

# MCP: rickub.com/mcp — identical token, identical permissions

Drive everything from the rickub CLI or the token-authenticated JSON API. A hosted MCP endpoint lets your agents open, assessment and merge — under the identical permissions you have.

rickub.com/rick/portal/releases

A catalog of releases alongside downloadable assets

Track ample records alongside norm Git LFS, cut releases from any tag, and portion downloads alongside your users.

Jobs 6 Logs Tests 4,317 Artifacts 1

4,317tests

4,314passed

3failed

8m28sduration

rickub/web/actions 98 passed 10ms

rickub/engine/pack 412 passed 3 failed 2.1s

Test reports, built in

Embedded test reports

Use the rickub Actions syntax and all run gets a Tests tab — totals, per-suite timings, and all failing test's own output, to create a assessment easier.

Athena · AI code review

A reviewer on all merge request.

Athena is rickub's built-in AI assessment agent. Run it on a merge petition to get straightforward feedback, without a never-ending thread of comments.

2 issues flagged

Billing alter touching invoice rounding and a seat-index migration. Logic is sound; two things value a appearance before merge.

2 inline notes posted

Review alongside intent

Say what you mean.

Every inline comment carries an intent, so a petition for alter is unambiguous and praise never goes unnoticed.

Get started

Bring your code home.

Create an account, shove a repository, and invitation your team. Free to start.

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