A home for your repositories.
A deeper understanding of what’s
inside.
Host, explore, and review your code — with intelligence
for your team and context for your AI agents.
The foundation for everything you build.
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Explore files, branches, and history in one workspace.
A sample workspace. Select a tab to explore the experience.
The Git workflow you know, with the context you usually have to go looking for.
Clone, push, and fetch over SSH or HTTPS. Browse every branch, file, and commit without leaving your workspace.
$ git push origin main
Enumerating objects: 12, done.
Writing objects: 100%
(12/12)
main → main
Compare branches, discuss changes, and merge with confidence. AI reviews add another perspective to your team’s process.
feature/auth → main
Organize projects by tenant. Set access for people, deploy keys, and tokens at the project or repository level.
Ask what your code does. Semantic search finds relevant code beyond exact keywords, and AI answers bring the sources along.
Repository access combines tenant membership with project or repository permissions. Owners and admins have access within their tenant; members need an explicit grant.
A native MCP endpoint connects compatible AI clients to your repositories, with permissions you define.
Let agents discover projects, search code, read files, and navigate repository trees. Grant write or manage access when they need to work with branches.
Discover, search, and understand.
Create branches within scope.
Delete branches within scope.
Require pull requests, approvals, and status checks. Restrict force pushes and branch deletion.
Scan repository content for potential credentials and jump from a finding to its source file.
Inspect audit logs and webhook delivery results, with tenant management in one admin area.
From the first push to the next review.
Explore what’s inside
StarkGit.
Projects and repositories, private and public visibility, SSH and smart HTTP transport, personal SSH keys, deploy keys, and repository tokens.
File trees, source previews, commit history and diffs, branch creation and deletion, default branch selection, file editing, renaming, uploads, and ZIP downloads.
Public repository browsing and raw files, branch comparisons, and AI analysis of changes against a target branch.
Literal and semantic search over indexed code, project and repository filters, plus AI answers with source references.
AI project summaries, commit explanations, generated commit messages, pull request reviews, and branch comparison analysis.
Repository indexing with progress and cancellation, branch-aware code chunks, and automatic indexing after push when configured. Claude and Voyage integrations support tenant-level keys and English or Hebrew AI output.
Create and close pull requests, inspect diffs, add discussion and inline comments, approve changes, or request revisions.
Merge, squash, and rebase strategies. Combine human reviews with AI feedback during the review process.
Commit status checks, required approvals and checks, and branch protection rules for direct pushes, force pushes, and deletion.
Owner, admin, and member roles. Project and repository read/write grants. JWT sessions with refresh tokens and personal API tokens.
Manage personal SSH keys, scoped deploy keys, repository tokens, and IP allowlist groups with CIDR-based restrictions.
Repository secret scans, recorded findings with file locations, audit logs, and tenant access controls.
List projects and repositories, search code literally or semantically, read files, list trees, create branches, and delete branches.
MCP tokens can target a tenant, projects, or selected repositories, with read, write, or manage access and optional expiration.
REST API, push and pull request webhooks, HMAC payload signatures, test deliveries, and delivery history. Webhook delivery is best-effort.
Platform-level stats, tenant and user management, suspension and activation, and administrator impersonation for tenant support.
Project dashboards, repository storage information, AI project summaries and health indicators, and audit history.
Light and dark themes, tenant integration settings, provider connection checks, and configurable AI response language.
AI capabilities require configured providers. Search uses indexed repository content.
A shared home for your team’s code
and the intelligence to move
it forward.