GitPort

Replaces github.com/ with a repo-first command center: launcher, needs-attention queue, PR queue, notifications, and trending.

GitPort replaces the github.com homepage with a fast, keyboard-driven, repo-first command center — your repositories, the PRs and issues that need attention, your notifications, and what's trending, all in one place. FEATURES • Repo launcher — press / or s and fuzzy-search every repository you can access, then open it instantly. • Cmd/Ctrl+K command palette — jump to repos and otherwise-buried GitHub settings pages from any github.com page. • Needs-attention queue — review requests, failing CI, and assigned issues grouped together. • Your open PRs, notifications, and daily trending — as reorderable, resizable widgets. • Works with or without a token. Add a GitHub personal access token for richer, faster data via the official API; without one, GitPort reads the pages you can already see. • Optional Codex companion pet. • Light and dark themes that follow GitHub's. PRIVACY GitPort has no backend server. Your token and all cached data stay in your browser (chrome.storage.local). Nothing is sent to us or any third party — your token is sent only to GitHub's official API to fetch your own data. HOW TO USE After installing, open github.com — your homepage is now the GitPort dashboard. Configure widgets and add a token from the Settings panel. Press ? on the homepage for keyboard shortcuts.