Github Hunter
ListedFinds open-source projects matching your criteria on GitHub based on keywords, language, and stars.
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Live repository
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About this skill
What it does
The github-hunter skill allows AI agents to search GitHub repositories based on provided keywords. It can locate projects, identify specific files within those projects, and retrieve their contents. This is useful for quickly finding code examples, documentation, or other resources hosted on GitHub.
When to use it
- Code Research: Find open-source libraries related to a particular technology (e.g., "Python image processing").
- Documentation Retrieval: Locate specific documentation files within a project's repository (e.g., "README.md for the 'requests' library").
- File Content Extraction: Retrieve the content of a specific file from a GitHub repository (e.g., "Get the contents of
src/main.pyin the 'tensorflow' repo"). - Project Discovery: Identify projects based on keywords or descriptions (e.g., "Find repositories with 'machine learning' and 'Rust'").
Key capabilities
- GitHub repository search
- File identification within repositories
- Content retrieval from GitHub files
Example prompts
- "Find a GitHub repository for a Python library that handles PDF generation."
- "What is the content of the
LICENSEfile in the 'kubernetes' project?" - "Locate projects on GitHub using the keywords 'blockchain' and 'Solidity'."
Tips & gotchas
The skill relies on accurate GitHub repository names or search terms. Specificity in your prompts will yield more relevant results.