Discover popular GitHub repositories by time window and programming language. Get curated trending repo data to track market interest.
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"How to manage and create GitHub repositories" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve public repositories for any GitHub organization to analyze its tech stack. Paginate, sort, and filter results in clean JSON.MIT
- Retrieve a GitHub user's pinned repositories to see which projects they showcase on their public profile. Returns structured data, or an empty list when no repositories are pinned.MIT
- Search public GitHub repositories to uncover market trends and competitor projects. Filter by query, sort, paginate, and limit results for targeted competitive analysis.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories for code matching keywords, filtering by owner, repo, language, or file path to locate specific implementations.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories by query syntax to find projects by topic, language, or keywords. Specify sort, order, and pagination to refine results.MIT
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GitHub MCP — wraps the GitHub public REST API (no auth required for public endpoints)
- Retrieve any GitHub user's public repositories to analyze their tech stack and project activity. Returns clean, paginated JSON with sorting and filtering options for structured data workflows.MIT
- Create a new Bult project to deploy cloud hosting from GitHub repositories, Docker images, templates, or databases.MIT
- Manage submodules: show status, add a new one, or update all to sync external repositories.MIT
- Fetch a GitHub user's public profile and repositories to ground resume advice in real activity. Returns profile summary, stars, language, and dates for each repo.MIT
- Search and retrieve GitHub issues, pull requests, code, repositories, and file contents with structured owner/repo queries.MIT
- Searches GitHub for public repositories matching a query, returning name, owner, stars, description, and language. Supports sorting by best match, stars, forks, or updated to help locate relevant code repositories.MIT
- Compare GitHub repositories for contributor-friendliness by analyzing stars, PR merge rates, and activity to determine which is better for contributions.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories by query with support for qualifiers like language, stars, and topic. Specify sort order and result limits to find matching code projects.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories using qualifiers like language, stars, and fork status to filter results. Specify sort order and page size for tailored repository discovery.MIT
- Discover currently trending repositories on GitHub or top stories on Hacker News. Select the platform and set a limit to retrieve popular items.MIT
- List GitHub repositories that can be targeted by Cursor Cloud Agents. Rate limited to one call per minute.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories by keyword, topic, or description. Filter by language, sort by stars, forks, or updated. Returns stars, forks, language, topics, and license info.MIT
- Extract GitHub repositories, gists, and code resources mentioned in a YouTube video by scanning its transcript and description.MIT
- Retrieve the list of GitHub repositories accessible through Cursor's GitHub App. Helps manage repositories connected to your Cursor account.MIT
- List GitHub repositories accessible with your current token. Get name, description, language, stars, visibility, and last update, with optional filter by ownership.ISC