Rickub is a hosted Git platform that combines repositories, orgs, teams, code review, CI, and an integrated OCI artifact registry into a single product pitched as faster, cheaper and independent from major providers. It supports familiar workflows - push Git, run GitHub Actions workflows unchanged with faster runners, and extend Actions with a .rickub dialect that surfaces test reports on each run. Merge requests include inline comments with explicit "intent" markers (e.g., request change, info, kudos) so reviews are unambiguous, and the platform provides built-in release management, Git LFS, and downloadable release assets.
Operational specifics emphasize a single namespace and token for code, containers, Helm charts, SBOMs and other OCI artifacts, plus a CLI, JSON API and a hosted MCP endpoint so automation agents act under the same permissions as users. Every merge request can invoke Athena, an included AI reviewer that posts summaries, inline notes and a verdict; Athena runs in the EU, is on all plans, and is not used for model training. Examples shown include test-report tabs with per-suite timings and failing-test output, CI job logs, and API responses for merge requests, underscoring an integrated, migration-friendly workflow that promises minimal rewrites when moving projects.
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