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A developer built an open source local-first GitHub dashboard called gh-dashboard to manage multiple repositories without tab-juggling. Frustrated by the lack of a cross-repo overview in GitHub's native tooling, they created a Node backend plus React frontend that uses OAuth Device Flow, caches GitHub REST and GraphQL responses, and presents a unified view of issues, PRs, stale repos, and daily digests. The tool runs entirely on the user's machine so tokens never reach a browser or third-party server. The project was open-sourced after Reddit validation showed many developers share the same pain point.

I Built an Open Source GitHub Dashboard Because My Repositories Were Becoming Unmanageable

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These are the kind of projects that I wish were more advertised on a platform like daily.dev!

That’s nice. Me and my colleagues were actually thinking about implementing something like this by ourselves, but for github actions, where actions from multiple repos would be in one place. This is especially useful if you’ve got microservices.

Nice idea, but common 480p on Youtube is outdated.