GitHub Repository Groups

Organize repositories into collapsible groups on GitHub user and organization Repositories tabs.

Organizations and active users quickly end up with long, flat repository lists. GitHub Repository Groups lets you sort them into named, colored groups and browse the list section by section. Features • Group chip on every repository: click "Group" next to a repository name to move it into a group, remove it, or create a new group on the spot. • List or Grouped view: switch from the toolbar above the list; each group is a collapsible section with a repository count, plus "Ungrouped". • Collapse or expand all groups in one click. • Repositories on other pages: GitHub shows 30 repositories per page; each group header links to its members that are on other pages. • Manage groups: rename, recolor, reorder or delete groups. Deleting a group only ungroups its repositories. • Follows GitHub's light and dark themes. Groups are per owner: each user or organization has its own set. Privacy Groups are stored in Chrome sync storage, so they follow your Chrome profile across computers. The extension contacts no server, not even GitHub's API, and only reads the repository list already on the page. Runs on: • https://github.com/<user>?tab=repositories • https://github.com/orgs/<org>/repositories