Git & Code Hosting

Imgbot optimizes images in GitHub projects to reduce the need for manual image compression.

Collaborate and share projects through Tangled, a social coding platform for developers.

Spot notable forks of GitHub projects with Lovely Forks, a browser extension available for Firefox and Chrome.

View changes from public GitHub pull requests, comparisons, commits, diffs, and patches with DiffsHub.

Run Git hook scripts with pre-commit to catch simple issues before code reaches review.

Repositories can be synced between remote and local folders with GitSync, a mobile Git client.

Check commit messages against a team convention with commitlint and its shareable configurations.

git.gay offers Git hosting, continuous integration, and static site hosting for queer developers and their projects.

GhGrab documents commands and configuration for retrieving items through its command-line utility.

Manage Git repositories on Android with PuppyGit, a mobile Git client.

Review GitHub code changes with Graphite, an AI code review platform for software teams.

Codeberg’s requests repository lets users ask for project resources such as CI access, storage, and repositories.

SemanticDiff provides language-aware diffs for reviewing GitHub commits and pull requests.

Manage pull requests and code changes with a stacked workflow in Stacking.

Run Git commands through lazygit, a terminal interface for managing Git repositories.

OSS Insight analyzes GitHub activity to compare AI agent frameworks, LLM tools, and other open-source projects.

A graphical Git client for Mac and Windows, Fork provides product updates and release information.

Useful Forks uses the GitHub API to find forks of repositories. Its page notes that API rate limits may restrict results.

Code changes are compared by Difftastic using syntax-aware structural diffs.

Forgejo compares software forges and describes its distribution, governance, and transparency features.

Forgeperf.org compares hosted coding services using performance information updated weekly.

Track GitHub service incidents and outages, with incident history and downtime analytics.

Save and share code or text snippets with Drift, a self-hostable GitHub Gist clone.

Git diffs, grep results, and blame output can be viewed with syntax highlighting through Delta.