Your stars point to your next repo.
How it works
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GitHub username octocat Chart my stars
First, a name.
Nothing else. -
Read from GitHub 100 stars Newest first, one request
Then your public stars are read.
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Shards fetched 38 of 4,096 Only what your stars need
Then your browser does the ranking.
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Example result honojs/hono tanstack/router vitejs/vite
Then the map: repos, and people.
repos, 512 constellations.
Every repo in the catalog sits in one cluster. Your stars land in a few of them, and the nearest unstarred repos in those clusters are your recommendations.



Small enough to run in a tab.
repos in the catalog, updated nightly
shards of neighbours, fetched only as your stars need them
clusters of repos
accounts to try it
The best GitHub index for your agents.
Every repo sits in one of 512 clusters, with its nearest neighbours, topics and stars. Plain JSON, no key, open CORS.
Read llms.txtcurl https://app.stargazing.cloud/s/meta.json
curl https://app.stargazing.cloud/s/trending.json
curl https://app.stargazing.cloud/s/c/0.json
curl https://app.stargazing.cloud/s/r/3cb.json
const S = "https://app.stargazing.cloud/s";
const { clusters } = await (await fetch(`${S}/meta.json`)).json();
const c = await (await fetch(`${S}/c/0.json`)).json();
console.log(c.label, c.top.slice(0, 5));
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. Enter a username or paste a list of repos. Sign in with GitHub only if you want to save results or get the weekly digest.
Where does the ranking run?
In your browser. The server only exchanges the GitHub sign-in code and stores the lists you save.
What does sign-in store?
A session token and the repos you saved or hid, under your lowercase login. The GitHub token is used once to read your login and is not kept.
Can it read private stars?
No. It reads public stars only.
How fresh is the catalog?
A nightly job rebuilds the neighbour shards, the clusters and the trending list.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Stargazing runs on free tiers and has no paid plan.