GitHub REST client
Unauthenticated calls to the public GitHub API fetch repos, releases, and commits. Theory: read-only public data needs no token, so the whole board runs from the browser with no backend.
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Unauthenticated calls to the public GitHub API fetch repos, releases, and commits. Theory: read-only public data needs no token, so the whole board runs from the browser with no backend.
Days-since-last-commit and release cadence are turned into a health signal — a simple decay heuristic that flags abandoned repos without needing CI data.
Cards render from the fetched JSON; clicking opens a detail drawer. State lives in memory only — refresh re-fetches, keeping the UI a pure function of API data.
Anonymous GitHub calls are capped per hour; the board degrades gracefully when throttled — the trade-off for a zero-server, zero-cost design.