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A cross-platform menu bar app that tracks GitHub contribution streaks and statistics with reminder notifications.
A collection of GitHub Actions for Android development, including SDK installation and emulator management.
A PowerShell module providing cmdlets to interact with GitHub's REST API for managing repositories, issues, pull requests, and more.
A Composer plugin that compares composer.lock files and generates Markdown reports for dependency changes.
An unofficial GitHub API client for Swift, built with RxSwift and Alamofire for reactive networking.
A Neovim plugin to view and manage CI/CD pipeline runs (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI) directly within the editor.
A GitHub Action for uploading DApps and content to IPFS with support for multiple pinning services.
An open-source tool that adds play buttons to YouTube and Vimeo thumbnails for easy embedding in GitHub markdown.
A CLI tool that generates changelogs from git repositories by extracting and enriching commit data.
Automatically update a pinned GitHub Gist with your GitHub statistics using GitHub Actions.
A .NET library and toolset for working with GitHub emoji aliases and Unicode characters across C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and command-line tools.
A .NET library and toolset for working with GitHub emoji aliases and Unicode characters across C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and command-line tools.
A CLI tool that automatically stars npm packages you're using on GitHub to show appreciation to maintainers.
A GitHub Action that automatically uploads binary artifacts to new GitHub releases.
A Go binary that systematically manages external GitHub modules for use in Terraform projects.
A curated collection of awesome lists covering programming languages, tools, frameworks, and development resources.
A CLI tool to find Ruby gem source repositories on GitHub, compare versions, and update outdated gems with integrated git workflow.
A curated list of curated lists of libraries, resources and shiny things for various languages and frameworks.
A command-line tool that uses AI (OpenAI, Gemini, or Ollama) to generate Git commit messages and PR descriptions from your diffs and commits.
Collaborate on Spotify playlists using GitHub Pull Requests and Actions.
An ESLint formatter that reports lint results as annotations in GitHub pull requests using the Checks API.
A Neovim plugin for browsing and managing Bitbucket pull requests and Jira issues directly within the editor.
A smarter CLI for creating Git branches by connecting your Git workflow to your issue tracker.
A Chrome extension that adds LaTeX math, charts, graphs, and YouTube embeds to GitHub pages.
A GitHub Action that waits for all commit statuses and checks to succeed or fail before proceeding.
GitHub OAuth2 strategy implementation for the Überauth authentication framework in Elixir.
A GitHub Action that automatically labels pull requests based on the number of changed lines.
An extensible command-line tool for interacting with GitHub's full API, enabling automation of repos, pull requests, teams, and more.
A GitHub Action that automatically lints pull request titles using commitlint conventions.
A Neovim plugin for managing and exploring GitHub repositories directly within the editor.
A university course covering practical 3D reconstruction from images using OpenCV and Python, with project-based learning.
A GitHub bot that temporarily disables and re-enables the 'Do not allow bypassing the above settings' option in branch protection for CI/CD pipelines.
A JAX + Flax implementation of physics-inspired graph neural networks for solving combinatorial optimization problems like Max-Cut and Maximum Independent Set.
A CLI tool that uploads code snippets, images, and files to a GitHub repository, turning it into a private pastebin for teams.
A Zsh plugin that opens GitHub pull request creation pages directly from the command line.
GitHub Action that automatically labels issues and assigns contributors based on keywords in titles or bodies.
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