github-solution-finder

Search GitHub repositories by stars, language, topics, license, and recency.

2|Updated Apr 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kvm9-dev/susanoo --skill github-solution-finder-kvm9-dev
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: github-solution-finder
Source: https://github.com/kvm9-dev/susanoo/tree/main/.local/secondary_skills/github-solution-finder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kvm9-dev/susanoo --skill github-solution-finder-kvm9-dev

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you avoid rebuilding software by finding mature, actively maintained open-source GitHub libraries that match a specific need.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • High-precision GitHub search operator queries: Uses qualifiers like stars, language, topics, license, and freshness signals (pushed/created dates) to narrow results.
  • Quality-focused evaluation checklist: Prioritizes maintainability signals such as recency, star baseline, issue health, releases, license, CI health, and archived status.
  • Repeatable discovery workflow: Encourages multiple web search rounds, then webFetch of READMEs (and key comparisons) to validate fit before recommending.
  • Use Case: You need a reliable rate limiter in Python; you search by language and freshness, filter by license, then pick the best candidate based on activity, documentation quality, and issue signals.

Quick Start

Ask an AI to use github-solution-finder to generate 3–5 targeted GitHub search queries for your problem (including freshness and license filters), then have it compare the top candidates by checking their README and maintenance signals.

Frequently Asked Questions about github-solution-finder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find actively maintained open-source libraries on GitHub for a specific programming language?

To find actively maintained open-source libraries, use structured GitHub search queries filtering by language, stars, license, and pushed date to identify mature candidates with recent commit activity.

What GitHub search operators help filter repositories by quality and maintenance signals?

GitHub search operators like stars, language, topic, license, and pushed qualifiers filter repositories by quality and maintenance signals, narrowing results to battle-tested projects with active upkeep.

How can I evaluate whether a GitHub dependency is reliable before adding it to my project?

Evaluate a GitHub dependency by fetching its README and applying a maintenance checklist covering issue health, release frequency, CI status, license compatibility, and archived status.

Does this approach work for sourcing CLI tools and community libraries, not just core dependencies?

Yes, this approach works for sourcing CLI tools and community libraries by running targeted searches with language and freshness filters, then validating candidates via README content and issue activity.

What is the best way to compare multiple GitHub repositories for a specific feature requirement?

The best way to compare GitHub repositories is generating multiple targeted search queries, then performing web searches and README fetches to evaluate documentation quality, activity, and issue signals side by side.

When should I not rely on GitHub stars alone to select an open-source library?

You should not rely on GitHub stars alone when selecting an open-source library, as high stars do not guarantee active maintenance, compatibility, or healthy issue resolution without checking recency and CI status.