New GitHub Repositories Ranked by Stars + CSV

Sources, methodology and limitations

Data collected during site build: 2026-10-27T18:14:38.787Z. This timestamp records collection, not continuous updates or the age of a repository.

We request up to 20 repositories from the GitHub Search API with a created:>YYYY-MM-DD filter, where the date is one day before collection in UTC, sorted by stars descending. Date-level filtering is not an exact rolling 24-hour window. The displayed order uses total stargazers at collection time; we do not measure stars gained per day, use GitHub Trending, or rank all repositories on GitHub.

GitHub search coverage and rate limits can affect results. Star counts are an interest signal, not an assessment of quality, security, maintenance, licensing, or suitability. Review each repository before adopting it. We do not add a paid placement factor to this ordering.

Source: GitHub repository search API. Read the repository search qualifiers. The CSV below contains exactly the rows shown above, not a separate live fetch.

Attribution when sharing: “GitHub Search API data, compiled by AICMOHQ,” linking to aicmohq.com/rankings/github/. Include the collection timestamp so readers can judge freshness; this attribution does not replace repository licenses.

This is static build output. Reloading the page or adding a range query does not refresh the data; collection occurs on the next successful site build. No daily refresh schedule is guaranteed.