Frequently asked questions
Questions about CodeHub.mk — vault, marketplace, Cursor, Claude and billing.
CodeHub is developer infrastructure for capturing, organizing, protecting, syncing, understanding with AI, publishing and selling code — snippets, prompts, vaults, API/MCP integrations and a marketplace.
What is CodeHub? CodeHub is developer infrastructure for capturing, organizing, protecting, syncing, understanding with AI, publishing and selling code — snippets, prompts, vaults, API/MCP integrations and a marketplace.
Who is CodeHub for? Independent developers, agencies, product teams and anyone who reuses solutions across projects. Solo use is fully supported; teams and client vaults are available on Business.
What are CodeHub snippets? Multi-fragment code snippets with folders, tags, revisions and visibility controls (private, restricted, secret or public).
Can developers manage prompts on CodeHub? Yes. Prompts and related developer assets can be stored, organized and optionally published or sold when visibility and plan rules allow.
Does CodeHub have a developer marketplace? Yes. Approved sellers can list developer products; buyers purchase via Stripe checkout or an external buy URL depending on listing mode.
Can teams share developer resources? Business includes workspaces and client vaults. Owners invite members and control who can view or edit restricted content.
Does CodeHub support MCP? Yes. Authenticated MCP access is available for editors such as Cursor and Claude using personal API tokens.
Does CodeHub provide API access? Yes. A versioned REST API (Sanctum personal tokens) exposes snippets, projects, products, assets and sync for automation and editor integrations.
What CodeHub plans are available? Starter, Pro and Business monthly plans, plus marketplace commission on sales where applicable.
Can developers sell resources on CodeHub? Yes. Eligible sellers list approved products on the marketplace; paid archives stay behind entitlement checks and signed download URLs.
How does CodeHub protect paid downloads? Purchased and vault archives use signed, time-limited download URLs. Public SEO pages expose marketing metadata only — not protected file contents.