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GitHub API — Repos and Issues, No Token Juggling
Repos, contributors, issues, PRs, releases, and commits are the raw material of competitive intel, recruiting, and dependency monitoring — normally behind rate limits, OAuth, and deeply nested responses. Pass a repo name, a username, or a query; get back one clean, flat JSON object.
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What You Can Pull From GitHub
/api/github/reposRepository details: name, description, language, stars, forks, topics, license, owner.
/api/github/repos/commitsList commits of a repository by owner/name or URL.
/api/github/repos/contributorsContributors list: usernames, commit counts, profile links.
/api/github/repos/issuesIssues list for a repository.
/api/github/repos/pullsPull requests list for a repository.
/api/github/repos/releasesReleases: tag, name, published date, assets, release notes.
/api/github/repos/searchSearch repositories by query with sort/order.
/api/github/usersUser or org profile: login, bio, followers, following, public repos, location.
/api/github/users/reposPublic repositories owned by a GitHub user.
/api/github/users/searchSearch users by query with qualifiers (location, language, followers).
/api/github/orgsOrganization profile: name, description, location, member count, public repos.
/api/github/orgs/reposPublic repositories owned by a GitHub organization.
/api/github/issuesIssue details: title, body, labels, assignees, milestone, state, comment count.
/api/github/issues/searchSearch issues and PRs by query with qualifiers.
/api/github/pullsPull request details: title, body, state, reviewers, labels, merge status, diff stats.
/api/github/commitsCommit detail by sha, branch, or tag: message, author, date, files changed.
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Clean JSON from any public repository, user, or organization — one of 500+ sources on the same key, from $30/month with a 7-day free trial.
Common Questions
No. You only need your Anysite API key — no GitHub OAuth flow, no personal access token to manage, and no rate-limit headers to handle on your side.