EU-hosted Git platform with Actions-compatible CI and built-in AI review
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
Review requests stop drowning in Slack noise: each PR becomes one living card with CI status, threaded comments and real @mentions.
MergeMe mirrors GitHub and GitLab pull and merge requests, including self-hosted GitLab, into Slack as a single card that updates through the review, from opened to approved to merged. Review comments land as thread replies, CI status shows on the card, code-host usernames map to Slack users so mentions notify, and repos route to channels with label filters. Reminders nudge stale PRs. It works from webhooks without an API token. A free Hobby plan exists; Team is £5 per developer a month, and self-hosting is offered. Built in London.
EU-hosted Git platform with Actions-compatible CI and built-in AI review
Catch webhooks at the edge and hand them to servers with no open ports
Author CI workflows in TypeScript, Python, Go or Rust and compile them to YAML
A Git host for AI agents: no account, no token, the name is the repo
A merge-risk score and a ranked file list, handed to the reviewer
Agents declare what they will touch before they touch it; clashes show early