I love discovering new projects, so I spend a lot of my time scrolling Reddit and X. I thought, why not get the trending projects I care about in my inbox, like I already get good articles from Medium? I looked at GitHub Trending, but it mostly shows big projects. It's hard to find small projects that also deserve attention. So I built this tool.
There are 69 topics, from programming languages to subjects like agent skills, reverse engineering, emulation, etc. The score is the stars gained in the current period (day, week or month) divided by the square root of the stars the project had before that period. So small projects can rank above big projects, even if the big ones gain more stars.
I try my best to keep malicious projects out without penalizing good small legit projects. Each project is analyzed by judges (Claude Haiku, Sonnet and Opus) that follow rules I set. Two weeks ago I reported a malware campaign of 479 repos to GitHub, and most of the accounts behind it are gone now. This week I found 333 more that sent people to installers outside GitHub.
You can browse the site freely, with no ads and no tracking. To get the Monday digest for the topics you choose, you sign in with GitHub, or just leave your email. There's also an MCP server, for people who prefer to ask their AI agent directly.
I built the project with the help of Claude Code, and the short repo summaries are written by AI. The hardest part was putting projects in the right topics. That's why I'd love your feedback on the rankings and the topics, if any of this speaks to you.