A collection of lightweight, browser-based tools designed to make working with GitHub easier, cleaner, and more enjoyable.
No installs. No builds. Just open and use.
This repo is a small ecosystem of single-file tools that help with common GitHub tasks:
- Cleaning up READMEs
- Generating links and anchors
- Creating buttons and badges
- Building issue forms
- Working with YAML schemas
- Exploring repository topics
Each tool is standalone and can be hosted on GitHub Pages.
Generate a table of contents and copyable anchor links from any markdown file.
Create Shields.io badge buttons with Markdown, HTML, and direct URLs.
Quickly build links for repos, issues, templates, files, comparisons, and more.
Visualize the most common topics used across a GitHub account.
Visually create structured YAML forms with live preview.
Generate complete GitHub issue forms, config files, deep links, and README snippets.
- Clone or download the repo
- Open any
.htmlfile in your browser or - Enable GitHub Pages and use the hosted version
All tools are:
- static HTML/CSS/JS
- no dependencies
- fully client-side
Most GitHub tools are:
- overbuilt
- hidden behind SaaS paywalls
- or require setup just to do something simple
This project is the opposite:
- fast
- transparent
- hackable
- and actually useful
- HTML
- CSS
- Vanilla JavaScript
- GitHub Pages
Ideas, improvements, and new tools are welcome.
Some good contribution ideas:
- new generators (badges, configs, templates)
- UI polish
- mobile improvements
- accessibility fixes
- performance tweaks
MIT — use it, remix it, build on it.
- README visual preview builder
- GitHub repo dashboard generator
- Issue template marketplace
- Screenshot-based contributions tool (DocuPolish 👀)
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