Github Repo Search

This one tackles the "dump 50 GitHub links on you" problem by actually reading repos before recommending them. It runs multiple search queries with synonyms and context words, filters out archived junk and tangential matches, then classifies each result by what it actually is (framework vs product vs awesome list). The write-up requires two specific things: what the repo does architecturally and why it matters for your use case, not generic praise. It forces you to confirm your requirements upfront with a structured template before searching, which feels heavy but prevents the usual "wait, I meant production-ready tools not tutorials" back and forth. Works without GitHub auth but you're capped at 10 searches per minute.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add yunshu0909/yunshu_skillshub --skill github-repo-search --agent claude-code