github-trending

Query GitHub's Search API for trending repositories sorted by stars.

8|1|Updated Apr 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gujiachun-rainbow/RainClaw --skill github-trending-gujiachun-rainbow
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Skill: github-trending
Source: https://github.com/gujiachun-rainbow/RainClaw/tree/main/Skills/github-trending
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gujiachun-rainbow/RainClaw --skill github-trending-gujiachun-rainbow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Quickly identify the latest and most popular GitHub open-source projects to inform research, benchmarking, and discovery.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Time-range filtering: daily, weekly, or monthly trending data to track short-term or long-term momentum.
  • Language filtering: optionally narrow results to a specific programming language.
  • Output details: project name, URL, description, stars, language, and forks in a structured JSON-ready format.
  • Use Case: perform competitive analysis of libraries for a new project, or discover potential dependencies with high community adoption.

Quick Start

Ask me for daily trending repositories in Python.

Frequently Asked Questions about github-trending

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I find trending GitHub repositories by stars over a specific time range?

Filtering trending GitHub repositories by programming language allows you to narrow query results to a specific language. You can retrieve project names, URLs, descriptions, and community adoption metrics like stars and forks in a JSON-ready format.

Can I use the GitHub Search API to identify popular open-source projects for competitive analysis?

This approach queries the GitHub Search API to retrieve repositories sorted by stars, returning a JSON array. This structured output contains project names, URLs, descriptions, and metrics ready for downstream formatting and benchmarking tasks.

What data fields are returned when tracking GitHub repository momentum?

Filtering trending GitHub repositories by programming language allows you to narrow query results to a specific language. You can retrieve project names, URLs, descriptions, and community adoption metrics like stars and forks in a JSON-ready format.

How do I retrieve GitHub trending data for just the Python language?

This approach queries the GitHub Search API to retrieve repositories sorted by stars, returning a JSON array. This structured output contains project names, URLs, descriptions, and metrics ready for downstream formatting and benchmarking tasks.

Does tracking GitHub trending repositories require any external dependencies?

Tracking GitHub repository momentum returns specific data fields including the project name, URL, description, stars, programming language, and forks. These fields are output in a structured JSON array format.