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Show a GitHub repo's star growth as CLI charts — by day and by hour, in any timezone. Use when the user asks to "check GitHub stars", "stars by hour/day for <repo>", "star growth", "how many stars did <repo> get today", or shares a repo name and wants its starring activity over time.
Conduct full competitor strategy breakdowns across SEO, ads, social, email, pricing, and positioning. Use when the user asks to analyze competitors, benchmark against rivals, understand competitive landscape, find competitor weaknesses, or build a competitive matrix. Trigger phrases include "competitor analysis", "competitive analysis", "who are my competitors", "competitor research", "competitive landscape", "benchmark competitors", "competitor ads", "competitor SEO", "competitor pricing", "SWOT analysis", "competitive matrix".
Generate images using AI (OpenAI GPT Image or Stability AI). Use when the user asks to generate an image, create an AI image, make an illustration, or produce artwork from a text prompt.
Fetch website traffic estimates (monthly visits, traffic sources, top countries, keywords, engagement, ranks) for any domain from SimilarWeb. Use when the user asks about a domain's traffic, monthly visits, traffic sources, audience countries, or wants to compare/benchmark sites against competitors.
Find which ChatGPT search queries mention a given brand. Tests long-tail queries against ChatGPT's web-search-enabled model and reports which ones surface the brand. Use when the user asks to "find queries for [brand]", "check GEO visibility", "which queries mention [brand]", "geo query finder", "find AI mentions", or "test ChatGPT queries for [brand]".
Edit podcast audio — trim pre/post-show chat, remove filler words, cut silences, and enhance audio quality. Use when the user asks to edit a podcast, clean up audio, remove fillers, trim a recording, or improve voice quality.
Fight Stripe disputes and chargebacks by gathering evidence (Stripe API + your app database + terms page), generating an activity-log PDF, and submitting a counter-dispute. Use when the user says "fight dispute", "stripe dispute", "chargeback", "counter dispute", "dispute evidence", or shares a Stripe dispute ID.
| name | github-stars |
| description | Show a GitHub repo's star growth as CLI charts — by day and by hour, in any timezone. Use when the user asks to "check GitHub stars", "stars by hour/day for <repo>", "star growth", "how many stars did <repo> get today", or shares a repo name and wants its starring activity over time. |
Fetch a repo's per-star timestamps from the GitHub API and render two ASCII charts in the terminal: stars by day and stars by hour (for the most recent day(s)). Useful for tracking a launch, a Show HN / Product Hunt spike, or DevRel growth.
gh CLI installed and authenticated (gh auth status). Unauthenticated calls hit a low rate limit and large repos fail mid-pagination.zoneinfo for correct DST handling).The script calls gh api with the application/vnd.github.star+json Accept header, which adds a starred_at timestamp to each stargazer. It paginates through all stargazers, converts each timestamp to the target timezone, and buckets them by day and by hour.
The script lives next to this file. From the skill directory:
bash github-stars.sh <owner/repo | search-term> [--tz <IANA tz>] [--days N] [--hours-days N]
<owner/repo> — exact repo (e.g. facebook/react). Skips the search.<search-term> — a bare word (no /) is resolved to the top repo by stars.--tz — IANA timezone for all buckets. Default America/Los_Angeles. Use e.g. UTC, America/New_York, Asia/Shanghai, Europe/Berlin.--days N — how many recent days to show in the daily chart (default 14).--hours-days N — how many recent days to break out hourly (default 2).# default: last 14 days daily + last 2 days hourly
bash github-stars.sh vercel/next.js
# resolve a search term, show UTC
bash github-stars.sh next.js --tz UTC
# zoom in: only today hourly, 7-day daily window
bash github-stars.sh facebook/react --days 7 --hours-days 1
owner/repo — 284 stars (with timestamps)
newest: 2026-06-15 02:03 PM PDT | now: 2026-06-15 02:11 PM PDT
STARS BY DAY (PDT)
2026-06-13 16 █████████
2026-06-14 69 ████████████████████████████████████████ ← peak
2026-06-15 22 █████████████
STARS BY HOUR — 2026-06-15 (PDT) total 22
06:00 5 ██████████████████████████████
07:00 2 ████████████
14:00 2 ████████████
starred_at for the first 40k stargazers. Past that, the hourly/daily breakdown is incomplete (the script warns). The plain total stays accurate.stargazers_count disagrees with the timestamp count, an un-star happened.zoneinfo — don't hardcode UTC offsets.Just run the script again — it re-fetches live each time. To watch a launch, re-run on an interval and report the delta; don't poll faster than every ~15 minutes (rate limits + politeness).