Oxidean

Oxidean is a self-hostable code forge: git hosting, pull requests, issues, CI actions, and package registries in one product. The same codebase runs Oxidean Cloud and installs on your own machines. There is no feature fork between the hosted service and what you run yourself. MIT-licensed.

On the mainline today: Smart-HTTP + SSH git hosting with commit-signature verification, pull requests with merge controls and branch protection, issues, CI actions on self-hosted runners, OCI/npm/generic package registries, Git LFS, releases, forks, repository mirroring (push, pull, and two-way), organizations and collaborators, notifications and webhooks, search and explore, OIDC / WorkOS SSO, an admin console with a first-run setup wizard, and Postgres / MySQL / SQLite backends. See what’s shipped and ROADMAP.md for the rest of the distance to forge parity.

Pick a path

QuickstartCreate a repository and push your first commit, cloud or self-hosted.

Self-hostingRun the full forge from a compose bundle or the Helm chart.

ox CLIRepositories, issues, PRs, and actions runs from the terminal.

ConfigurationThe OXIDEAN_* environment contract shared by every deployment surface.

The deeper references live in the repository’s docs/ tree: architecture, API, deployment, and testing.