GitHub
126 projects shared since May 2026 were built for GitHub.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
Builders made 126 add-ons, companions or plugins for GitHub since May 2026, 64 of them in the last 12 weeks. Over the last 4 weeks, github-clean-home drew the most discussion (13 comments). It rearranges the GitHub homepage to surface recent repositories and activity and lets users hide sections they don't use. It turns up most in GitHub profile and repo tools, AI coding agents for Git repos and Codebase analysis for AI-written code. 10 projects were pitched as alternatives to it.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
126
Share of stated stacks, each week
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What's built with it
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Latest add-ons built for GitHub
- github-emoji-portrait — Converts a photo into an emoji mosaic portrait that can be pasted into a GitHub README code block.“I made a tiny tool that turns any photo into an emoji portrait for your GitHub README”
- GitHub PR Filter — Adds clickable preset filter chips and a query builder to GitHub's pull request list page.“Built an open-source extension to add native filter chips to GitHub PRs (MV3, zero telemetry)”
- Rolt — Reviews GitHub pull requests against the whole codebase to flag bugs and redundant or unused code.“Claude Code writes our PRs. We built the reviewer that reads them like a staff engineer.”
- ISY — Reviews the Claude Code session transcript behind a pull request and posts a short comment noting risky agent actions the diff hides.“We built a PR bot that reads the Claude Code session behind the diff”
- Alden — Ranks pull requests waiting on the reviewer and flags changed code that is called from outside the diff.“Spent the last 10 days shipping a code review tool. Turns out the AI part wasn't what mattered”
- thedev.world — Renders each GitHub developer as a plot of land on a shared 3D planet, sized by commit activity, with a global leaderboard.“I turned github stats into shared developer planet”
- AISWEC — Turns GitHub issues into planned, approved pull requests that an AI agent builds and responds to review on, leaving only approval and merge to the developer.“I automated software development. The only two buttons left are Approve and Merge.”
- GitScope — Shows a quick health overview of a public GitHub repository, including update recency, README, issues, releases, license, and activity.“I built a fast GitHub repository health checker for a quick “is this project worth using?” answer”
- GitForest — Renders a user's GitHub contribution history as a 3D forest where each day becomes part of the scene.“I turned my GitHub contributions into a 3D forest 🌲”
- PR Bunny — Runs a local AI code review of GitHub pull requests and lets you pick which comments get posted as one review.“I made PR Bunny: a local code-review app that uses the AI agent you already pay for”
- github-stat — Generates a static page and shareable image showing a user's GitHub contributions, repositories, stars, followers and top languages.“I built a GitHub stats page that anyone can fork and use”
- GitHub README Generator — Generates a GitHub profile README by prefilling a template from a user's real GitHub or GitLab repos, with inline editing and live preview.“[GitHub README Generator] - Turns your real GitHub/GitLab repos into a profile README, no blank template”
- TiddlyInstall — Generates Windows, Linux, and macOS installers for GitHub projects from metadata in a single offline browser page.“TiddlyInstall: Easily build installers for your Github repos”
- GitComment — Adds a visitor comment section to GitHub profile pages, storing messages in GitHub Discussions.“Built a visitor messages / comment section for GitHub profile, using discussions as the backend.”
- GitHub Profile Grader — Scores a GitHub or GitLab profile out of 100 using weighted rule-based checks and gives fix steps for each.“Free score out of 100 for your GitHub or GitLab profile, no sign-up”
Pitched as alternatives to GitHub
- gh-pull — Displays GitHub pull requests in a compact dashboard grouped by repository with status colors and check progress.“gh-pull - I built the GitHub PR dashboard I wanted, with repo grouping and clearer status colors”
- commit-art — Renders typed text as a downloadable image styled like a GitHub contribution graph.“I made a tiny tool that turns any words you type into a GitHub contribution graph”
- Kheeper — Manages servers as versioned images as an alternative to Kubernetes and cloud platforms.“Landing Page Redesign for GitHub Alternative”
- GitLiMP — Renders Markdown files live in a desktop preview window, matching GitHub's Markdown output including flowcharts and LaTeX.“I built a Markdown previewer that renders exactly like GitHub, so you don't have to keep pushing commits just to check how your files look”
- ingegno — Hosts a personal profile page with a written narrative, a project grid with status, and a GitHub-synced activity feed.“I'm 18 and I built a profile page for people who do too many things to explain”
- Built a Google Drive for AI… — Stores reusable AI context files and exposes them to AI chat tools and IDEs through MCP so they can be searched, read, created and updated.“Built a Google Drive for AI context so I stop copy-pasting the same files into every chat or AI provider I use.”
- DocHouse — Turns pasted markdown into a themed, publicly shareable web page with a clean URL.“AI gives us markdown for project/feat context all day but sharing it is still a mess!!! Currently using this internally with my team right now.”
- tasteful.md — Stores, organizes, and shares markdown files such as AI agent skills in projects, accessed mainly through an MCP connection to an AI agent.“I'm building a tool for creating and sharing markdown files that power AI agents”
- HabitGrid — Tracks daily habit check-ins and displays streaks and completion history in a GitHub-style contribution grid.“Built a GitHub-style habit tracker — year view contribution grid, streaks, and 8-week heatmap”
- codex-infinity — Runs AI coding agents in the cloud that keep working on tasks continuously, setting their own goals.“Made a cloud agent runner codex-infinity d com :) also a Github alternative”