GitHub Repository Radar
GitHub Repository Radar
Discover trending, rising, and high-signal open-source repositories tracked from public GitHub listings — scored locally, never invented.
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Your thinking deserves a map: an infinite canvas where LLM conversations grow into an editable thought graph. Wires are the context.
334 31 50 radar 3w ago -
A JupyterLab extension supporting Claude Code, Copilot, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible LLMs, with MCP, skills, plugins, and notebook agents.
333 63 53 radar 3w ago -
A complete local production workflow for clean narration, structured learning content, and podcast-ready audio
333 26 43 radar 1mo ago -
IP Intelligence is a free Proxy VPN TOR and Bad IP detection tool to prevent Fraud, stolen content, and malicious users. Block proxies, VPN connections, web host IPs, TOR IPs, and compromised systems with a simple API. GeoIP lookup available.
331 48 49 radar 1mo ago -
Use Claude and GPT through one local gateway with OpenAI-compatible and Claude-native APIs.
329 90 34 radar 4mos ago -
macOS menu bar & Windows tray app pinning Claude Code, Codex & Antigravity quota, burn rate, and cost to your screen. Local-first, no LLM API calls. HTML reports, 10 themes.
324 51 48 radar 3w ago -
RushDB is a graph + vector database and memory layer for AI agents. Push any JSON, get typed, searchable, relationship-aware records back — no schema, no migrations. Built on Neo4j.
323 25 50 radar 3w ago -
Collection of penetration test reports and pentest report templates. Published by the the best security companies in the world.
319 61 49 radar 3w ago -
Awesome AI Agents for 2026
319 169 49 radar 3w ago -
Control Unity Editor from the command line. No MCP, no Python, no dependencies — just a single binary.
311 51 47 radar 1mo ago -
A lightweight CLI tool wrapping Jina AI Reader API for AI Agents. Fetch and parse any URL into LLM-friendly formats (Markdown/Text/HTML). Perfect for reading X(Twitter), blogs, and news sites.
310 28 30 radar 6mos ago -
A curated list of useful open-source AI resources
306 17 27 radar 1yr ago
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How Repository Radar works
- Our Chrome extension discovers publicly listed GitHub repositories and sends structured metadata into this platform.
- We upsert repository records, normalize URLs, and store metric snapshots over time — without inventing historical numbers.
- Growth, activity and a proprietary Repository Radar Score (0–100) are calculated from observed data.
- You can compare similar projects, review alternatives, and open the original GitHub source any time.
What Repository Radar Score means
Repository Radar Score is a local 0–100 signal based on popularity, recent growth, activity, freshness and community indicators in our index. It is not an official GitHub score and does not replace code review.
Repository Radar FAQ
- What is GitHub Repository Radar?
- A discovery and analysis layer on top of publicly available GitHub repository metadata — built to help you find, compare and track interesting open-source projects.
- How are repositories discovered?
- Through our existing Chrome extension workflow that imports public repository information into Laravel. We do not scrape private data.
- How often is repository data updated?
- Whenever the extension observes a repository again. Growth charts appear only after enough metric snapshots exist.
- What does Repository Radar Score mean?
- A proprietary 0–100 score from observed popularity, growth, activity and related signals. It is not provided by GitHub.
- What is a trending repository?
- A repository with high recent star growth (and typically recent activity) based on thresholds in our configuration — not a GitHub trending claim.
- Can I open the original GitHub repository?
- Yes. Every repository page links back to the original host URL. Always verify license and code on GitHub before adopting a project.