gluecron is a self-hostable code platform with AI review, dependency updates, semantic search, and a workflow runner built in. No plugins. No bolt-ons. One binary.
Self-hostable · AI built in · Open source mindset
The features GitHub sells as separate products (Dependabot, Copilot, Actions, Advanced Security) ship with gluecron by default.
Claude Sonnet reviews every PR with inline comments. Can block merges when configured in branch protection.
Scans package.json, opens PRs with bump tables, writes the branch via git plumbing. Dependabot without the setup.
voyage-code-3 embeddings over every chunk, with lexical fallback. Finds code by intent, not just text.
One click gets you a per-commit cached Markdown tour of the repo. Onboarding that writes itself.
GPG and SSH signatures, Issuer Fingerprint extraction, a green Verified badge on the commit list.
Serialised merges with re-test against the latest base. Per-branch required check matrix, enforced at merge.
Actions-equivalent runner reads .gluecron/workflows/*.yml. Bun subprocesses, size-capped logs, per-step timeouts.
Publish, install, yank over the real npm protocol. PAT-auth via .npmrc. No separate service to run.
Okta, Azure AD, Auth0, Google Workspace. Auth-code flow, state+nonce, optional email-domain allow-list.
Honest comparison. GitHub is excellent at what it does. gluecron is built for teams that want AI and CI in one place, on infrastructure they control.
git push to gluecron. Standard Smart HTTP. No agent to install.
Secret scanner, security gate, AI reviewer, and your workflows fire automatically. Rulesets enforce push policy.
Default-branch commits that pass all gates trigger your configured deploy webhook. Failed deploys open an AI-authored incident issue.
The full platform goes live on the production host shortly. Star the repo to be notified.