Scan GitHub organization repositories for open issues matching user interests.
npx skills add https://github.com/furkankoykiran/.claude --skill find-repos
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: find-repos Source: https://github.com/furkankoykiran/.claude/tree/main/skills/find-repos Command: npx skills add https://github.com/furkankoykiran/.claude --skill find-repos
Manually searching for relevant open issues across an entire GitHub organization is time-consuming and inefficient, especially when trying to find contributions that align with your specific skills, interests, and experience level. This Skill eliminates that tedious work by automating the search and matching process.
Use the find-repos skill to surface the top 5 most relevant open contribution issues across your chosen GitHub organization, matched to your profile and interests.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To find open-source issues matched to your skills, you can scan public repositories in a GitHub organization for open, unassigned issues. This process ranks opportunities by aligning issue labels with your inferred technical interests from your profile and blog.
Personalized GitHub issue discovery works by automatically inferring your technical interests from your GitHub profile, personal website, and blog. It then filters eligible open issues and ranks them based on how closely they align with your unique background.
Eligibility criteria for filtering GitHub issues require issues to be open, unassigned, and created or updated in the last 6 months. Issues must also have relevant labels like good first issue or help wanted, and have no linked pull requests.
Yes, you can find contribution opportunities across large GitHub organizations without manual searching by automating the scan. This approach surfaces the top ranked open issues tailored to your specific developer profile and technical interests.
The best way to locate good first issues in a GitHub organization is to automate the search across all public repositories. This filters for recently updated, unassigned issues with relevant labels and no linked pull requests, ranked by your skills.
Your GitHub issue search may return irrelevant contributions if it lacks personalized filtering based on your technical skills and interests. Applying strict criteria for issue recency, labels, and unassigned status streamlines finding high-fit opportunities.
JacbKAggregate user data from materials, profile.yaml, GitHub, and web sources into a structured profile briefing.
joshftAutomate open-source contribution workflows from conventions to pull request generation.
devinitive-teamReference GitHub CLI commands for repository, issue, and workflow management.
jordi-murgoSearch and filter GitHub repositories to generate structured recommendation reports.
