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Use the RubyGems MCP with Claude or Cursor to manage Ruby packages, check gem versions, and audit dependencies via your AI agent.

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Manage Ruby packages and audit gem dependencies directly from your workspace.

RubyGems MCP for AI Agents

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How fast is the RubyGems Connector?

1073ms Fast
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Average time for the server to become ready for requests over the last 14 days, measured until the initialize / tools/list handshake completes. Metrics are updated daily between 00:00 and 04:00 UTC. Create a free account, use this Connector on Vinkius Cloud, and connect it to your AI agent in seconds.

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What AI agents can do with RubyGems MCP with 30 Ruby Package Management Tools

Manage your Ruby package registry, check version history, and handle ownership tasks through your AI agent.

Create webhook

Create a new webhook for your gems. This lets you get notified about package events automatically.

Exchange oidc token

Swap an OIDC ID token for a short-lived API key. It's a secure way to handle authentication sessions.

Add gem owner

Add a new owner to a specific gem. You can use this to manage permissions for your shared packages.

Fire webhook

Test fire a webhook to ensure it's working correctly. It's great for debugging your notification setup.

Get api key

Get your API key using HTTP Basic Auth. This helps you manage your credentials securely.

Get compact index info

Get a text-based list of every version for a specific gem. It's a quick way to see the full history of a package.

Get compact index names

Get a newline-delimited list of all gem names. Use this to see the breadth of the current registry.

Get compact index versions

Get a compact index of all gem names, versions, and info file MD5s. This is useful for high-level registry snapshots.

Get downloads

Get the total download count for every gem in the registry. It's a high-level view of the ecosystem's popularity.

Get gem downloads

Get download stats for a specific gem and version. This helps you see how well a specific release is performing.

Get gem owners

View every owner associated with a specific gem. It's a simple way to check permissions and responsibility.

Get gem

Get basic information about any gem. Use this for a quick overview of a package's metadata.

Get gem version details v2

Get detailed information for a specific gem version using the v2 API. This provides deeper data than the standard version check.

Get gem versions

Get all versions for a gem. This is the standard way to see the release history of a package.

Get just updated activity

Pull the 50 most recently updated gems. Use this to see what's currently trending in the Ruby community.

Get latest activity

Pull the 50 most recently added gems. This helps you spot new entries in the registry quickly.

Get latest gem version

Get the latest version of a specific gem. This is the quickest way to check for the newest release.

Get my profile

View your own profile info, including your MFA status. This lets you check your personal account settings.

Get owner gems

View all gems a user has permission to push to. This helps you see your personal portfolio of managed packages.

Get profile

View basic user info for your account. Use this to confirm your identity on the registry.

Get timeframe versions

Get versions created within a specific timeframe using ISO8601 dates. This is perfect for auditing recent releases.

List my gems

List all gems that the authenticated user owns. This gives you a clear view of your personal RubyGems portfolio.

List webhooks

List all registered webhooks for your account. Use this to see what notifications you currently have active.

Push gem

Submit a built .gem file to RubyGems.org using base64 encoded binary data to release a new version.

Remove gem owner

Remove an owner from a specific gem. Use this to revoke permissions from a contributor.

Remove webhook

Remove a specific registered webhook. This helps you clean up old notification triggers.

Get reverse dependencies

List all gems that depend on a specific package. This is essential for understanding the impact of a package change.

Search gems

Search for active gems matching a query. Results are paginated to help you find the right packages quickly.

Update gem owner

Update the role of an existing owner on a gem. Use this to promote or demote contributors.

Yank gem

Remove a specific gem version from the index. This is the standard way to pull a broken or malicious release.

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You're looking at one of 5,800+ managed Connectors. The real value isn't the catalog. It's the control plane that secures, governs, audits, and manages every interaction between your agents and the tools they use.

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No Shadow AI

Every agent action is visible, approved, and auditable. Nothing runs outside your governance.

02

Absolute agent control

Fine-grained permissions for every agent, MCP, and tool. Instantly revoke access and audit every execution.

03

Cost control per token

Spend broken down to the token, tool, and agent. Budgets and hard limits. No surprise invoices.

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Managed & monitored infra

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Data protection, DLP by design

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Token optimization, real savings

Lower AI costs by delivering the right context instead of unnecessary tools. Better accuracy, faster responses, and fewer wasted tokens.

RubyGems MCP for Ruby Package Management and Metadata

Ruby developers who are tired of constant context switching between their code and the web registry. It's for the dev who needs to audit dependencies quickly or the maintainer keeping a gem healthy.

Ruby Developer

Checks gem versions and dependencies while writing code to ensure compatibility.

DevOps Engineer

Monitors download trends and package activity for infrastructure stability.

Security Researcher

Audits gem ownership and version history to identify supply chain risks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the RubyGems MCP to check for gem updates? +

Yes. You can ask your agent to find the latest version of any gem or check the release history for a specific timeframe.

Does the RubyGems MCP help with security audits? +

It does. You can use it to see reverse dependencies to understand how a specific package is being used across the ecosystem.

Can I manage my own RubyGems portfolio with this Connector? +

Yes. You can list the gems you own, add or remove owners, and update roles directly through your AI client.

Is the RubyGems MCP good for tracking download trends? +

Absolutely. You can pull total download counts for the entire registry or specific stats for individual gems and versions.

Can I push new versions of my gems using this Connector? +

Yes. You can submit built gem files to RubyGems.org to release new versions without leaving your development environment.

How does the RubyGems MCP handle webhooks? +

You can create, list, and remove webhooks to automate notifications for your Ruby packages.

Can I see which gems depend on a specific gem? +

Yes! Use the get_reverse_dependencies tool with the gem name. It will return a list of all gems on RubyGems.org that list that gem as a dependency.

How do I check my own gems and their status? +

By providing your API key, you can use the list_my_gems tool. This will display all gems where you have push access and ownership rights.

Can I get the full version history of a package? +

Absolutely. The get_gem_versions tool retrieves every published version of a specific gem, allowing you to audit changes and release frequency.

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