Why I built another GitHub star tracker
No-token GitHub star charts are nice, but Star History already does this.

Embeddable SVG star history charts via webhook when Shields.io only shows current counts.
Open source maintainers, GitHub org admins
Shields.io · GitHub badges · Star-history.com
No-token GitHub star charts are nice, but Star History already does this.
Client-side avoids token leakage; star graphing is table stakes, caching is nice.
Useful Forks adapted for awesome lists, but GitHub API rate limits will hurt heavy users.
Unlisted YouTube demo with 3 views and no actual product link to evaluate.
GitHub stars organizer when GitHub's own UI already handles this.
Gives you org-level operations that you'd otherwise script: auth, list orgs, repo sorting (stars/activity/staleness), stale-repo finder, cross-org issues and a dashboard — with JSON output for easy automation. Nothing revolutionary here, but the focused command set, XDG-config support and explicit token scopes make it a practical, scriptable tool for keeping repo hygiene under control.