Gitcord

Developers who build in public, or who just want to know how many people are starring and visiting their repos, are the natural audience for Gitcord.

Gitcord is a GitHub repo tracker that turns repository activity into visuals, insights and analytics on a single dashboard.

Instead of clicking through GitHub's own pages, you see stats for commits, pull requests and contributions together, with figures shown in real time.

Beyond the basic counts, Gitcord offers advanced analytics and team and organization insights, which suits maintainers who answer to a group rather than only themselves.

Contribution graphs give a quick read on how active a project has been over time.

Developer leaderboards add a more playful angle, ranking contributors so a team can see who is doing what.

As an AI developer tool for monitoring GitHub, Gitcord sits closer to analytics than to code assistance.

It watches and reports on your projects rather than writing or reviewing code for you.

If your main question is how a repo is performing, that focus is the appeal.