Rickub
rickub.com- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 2306Tools index
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- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Coding
- Interfaces
- MCP
- Date
About
Rickub is a hosted Git platform offering repositories, organizations, and teams alongside merge requests with inline review comments, CI/CD that runs unmodified GitHub Actions workflows plus its own extended syntax, and a built-in OCI container registry for images, Helm charts, and SBOMs. It includes Athena, an AI reviewer that posts inline notes and a verdict on merge requests, and exposes a hosted MCP endpoint so AI agents can open, review, and merge changes under the same permissions as a user.
What it does
The site describes rickub as an independent home for code: hosted Git, merge requests whose inline comments carry an intent marker, CI that it says accepts GitHub Actions workflows as written, and a registry for container images and other OCI artifacts. It says an AI reviewer called Athena is included on every plan.
Stated on the product site
- CI compatibility
- The site says GitHub Actions workflows run without changes
- Interfaces
- Command-line tool and a token-authenticated JSON API, per the site
- Agent access
- Hosted MCP endpoint that agents use under the user's permissions, per the site
- Artifact registry
- Container images, Helm charts, SBOMs and WASM under one login, per the site
- AI review data handling
- The site says reviews are processed in the EU and not used for training
- Repository import
- Imports from GitHub, GitLab or any Git URL, per the site
- Large files
- Standard Git LFS support, per the site
Not stated on the site
- The page does not show prices or the limits of the free plan beyond saying one exists.
- The page does not say which model powers the Athena reviewer or how its verdicts are produced.
- The page does not state where repositories and registry data are hosted, or whether a self-hosted option exists.
- The page does not say which parts of GitHub Actions syntax, if any, fall outside what runs unchanged.
Written from the product site at rickub.com.
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