github-ai-trends

Generate GitHub AI trending project reports as formatted text leaderboards. Fetches top-starred AI/ML/LLM repos by daily, weekly, or monthly period and renders a styled leaderboard. Use when the user asks for AI project trends, GitHub trending, AI leaderboard, or wants to see popular AI repos.

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GitHub AI Trends

Generate formatted leaderboard of trending AI projects on GitHub, output directly to chat.

Usage

Run the script and paste its stdout as the reply:

python3 scripts/fetch_trends.py --period weekly --limit 20

Parameters

  • --period: daily | weekly | monthly (default: weekly)
  • --limit: Number of repos (default: 20)
  • --token: GitHub token for higher rate limits (or set GITHUB_TOKEN env)
  • --json: Output raw JSON instead of formatted text

How It Works

  1. Searches GitHub API for AI-related repos (by keywords + topics) pushed within the period
  2. Deduplicates and sorts by star count
  3. Outputs a formatted markdown leaderboard ready for chat display

Notes

  • Without a GitHub token, API rate limit is 10 requests/minute. With token: 30/minute.
  • No pip dependencies, uses only stdlib.
  • Output is markdown formatted for direct chat display.

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