Shard is a light-weight code loading-and-running-and-sharing tool, built on top of http://gist.github.com. You can load the shard's code using a Kernel#shard method, and can load, run, and test a shard directly from the command line.

If you ever wander to say thank you to guys who did this great job on your gem or your project parts - it's really great opportunity

A tiny app to allow open-source contributors to opt-in to GitHub teams.

Standup is an application deployment and infrastructure management tool for Rails and Amazon EC2

Station provides a documentation platform ready to use with your custom documentation.

Stax is a flexible set of ruby classes for wrangling your cloudformation stacks.

Tenma is command line tool for mobile application development.

Git eXtensions for common development workflow

Tutter is a web app that trigger actions based on Github events(push, pull_reqeust, release, issue, ...)

Generate tokens and interact with the GitHub Rest API as a GitHub App.

bundle update PRs: Automated. Annotated.

Collect info from GitHub pull requests.

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Ruby client of ZenHub API.

Automatically review Pull Requests using AI to provide actionable feedback, inline comments, and suggestions for improvement

Automate the generation of Turnip/RSpec specs from Notion tickets, create branches, commits, pushes, and GitHub Pull Requests. All with a single Rake command.

This gem creates a new issue on GitHub by using AI.

Alvid is an advanced AI bot that integrates with slack.

Amanuensis is a changelog generator which integrate with all the major code managers and trackers

Antbird is a yet another low level API client for the OpenSearch HTTP interface.