RiceHub by 憲哥

RiceHub turns the GitHub repository you are viewing into a structured analysis prompt and opens it in Claude Desktop, Codex Desktop, or an HTTPS endpoint you configure. You read it, edit it, and press Enter yourself. RiceHub never sends it for you.

The work is in the prompt. RiceHub recognises repository pages, normalises the URL, refuses paths that are not repositories, and treats the repository name and page title as untrusted text rather than as instructions. Opening the agent is the last step, not the point.

Choose which sections the report should cover: purpose and audience, architecture, setup, maintenance and licensing, risks, alternatives, and whether it is worth adopting. Replace any section's wording with your own. Pick the language for both this extension and the analysis it requests.

A draggable button sits on repository pages. Its colour tells you which agent a click will open, so you know before you press it. Drag it anywhere and it stays there.

RiceHub does not fetch repository content, submit prompts, retrieve results, or store repository data. It requests one permission, storage, and uses it for your settings alone. There is no server, no analytics, and no telemetry.