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Personal GitHub knowledge base built from the user's starred repos (pedroiff0). Maps all 41 starred repositories into knowledge domains (free APIs, sysadmin/self-hosted, Python, AI/agents/RAG, algorithms, math/edu, astronomy/science, web/Node, Hermes ecosystem, news) and provides on-demand retrieval of the relevant repo content via raw README / GitHub API. Use as a base of knowledge when the user asks for libraries, APIs, self-hosted tools, agent patterns, or references.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use it whenever the user asks for: a free API, a self-hosted tool, a Python library, an AI agent/RAG pattern, an algorithm, a math/edu …

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  2. Distinctive:

    When a query falls in a domain, fetch the relevant repo's README or specific file via raw GitHub, then synthesize.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Prefer the local clone for the user's own repos (fresher + offline).

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SKILL.md

GitHub Starred Knowledge Base (pedroiff0)

This skill turns the user's 41 starred GitHub repositories into a reusable knowledge base. Instead of cloning 41 repos (huge, stale fast), it keeps a mapped index and fetches the specific repo's content on demand via the GitHub raw API / gh api when a query matches a domain.

Use it whenever the user asks for: a free API, a self-hosted tool, a Python library, an AI agent/RAG pattern, an algorithm, a math/edu resource, an astronomy reference, a Node/web example, or anything their starred repos cover.

The 41 starred repos, by domain

Full table (with stars + raw URL) lives in references/starred-index.md. Quick domain map:

DomainStarred repos
Free APIspublic-apis/public-apis
Sysadminawesome-foss/awesome-sysadmin
Self-hostedawesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
Pythonvinta/awesome-python, TheAlgorithms/Python, langflow-ai/langflow, D4Vinci/Scrapling, guillaumemeyer/watermarks-remover, shubhomoydas/ad_examples, pedroiff0/planilhador, pedroiff0/levantamento-estoque, pedroiff0/controle-estoque, pedroiff0/academicoWeb, pedroiff0/spectraviewer, pedroiff0/anomaly_detection, pedroiff0/CalculoNumerico, pedroiff0/verdementa, pedroiff0/caixas
AI / Agents / RAG / MCPShubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps, Arindam200/awesome-ai-apps, punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers, ZeroPointRepo/awesome-hermes-skills, langflow-ai/langflow, Anil-matcha/ai-creator-academy, athola/claude-night-market, outsourc-e/hermes-workspace
Algorithms / CSTheAlgorithms/Python, TheAlgorithms/Java
Math / Edu / Video3b1b/manim, ranieremenezes/easyspec, pedroiff0/CalculoNumerico, pedroiff0/formularios, pedroiff0/sistema-academico, pedroiff0/academicoWeb, pedroiff0/guia-github
Astronomy / Sciencepedroiff0/spectraviewer, pedroiff0/anomaly_detection, ranieremenezes/easyspec, TrackersSun/NASA-SPACE-APPS-CHALLENGE-2022, pedroiff0/quartz-site
Web / Node / EJSpedroiff0/financas-app, pedroiff0/projeto-profissional, pedroiff0/portfolio, pedroiff0/sistema-academico, HafizulHaque/node-js-mongoose-jwt-auth-mvc-app, outsourc-e/hermes-workspace
Hermes ecosystemZeroPointRepo/awesome-hermes-skills, outsourc-e/hermes-workspace, athola/claude-night-market
Profile / Docspedroiff0/pedroiff0, pedroiff0/cv, pedroiff0/guia-github
News / Misckornha/parliament
Meta awesomesindresorhus/awesome (index of all awesome lists)

How to use (on-demand retrieval)

When a query falls in a domain, fetch the relevant repo's README or specific file via raw GitHub, then synthesize. Do NOT clone the whole star list.

1. Resolve which starred repo(s) match

# list domains for a keyword
python3 skills/github/github-starred-kb/scripts/fetch_kb.py --match "api clima"
# -> public-apis/public-apis

2. Fetch the raw README (or a path)

# via helper (prints raw URL or content)
python3 skills/github/github-starred-kb/scripts/fetch_kb.py --repo public-apis/public-apis --readme
# manual equivalent:
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/public-apis/public-apis/master/README.md

3. For "awesome" lists, grep the section you need

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/public-apis/public-apis/master/README.md \
  | grep -iA3 "weather\|climate"

4. For the user's own repos, prefer the local clone when present

# e.g. financas-app lives at /home/pedro/Repositorios/pessoal/financas-app
# awesome-skills at /home/pedro/Repositorios/pessoal/awesome-skills

Refreshing the index

The star list changes over time. To rebuild references/starred-index.md:

python3 skills/github/github-starred-kb/scripts/fetch_kb.py --rebuild

This calls gh api users/pedroiff0/starred and rewrites the index with current stars + categories (categories are heuristics; review the diff).

Pitfalls

  • Don't clone all 41. They're large and go stale; fetch on demand.
  • Raw default branch differs (master vs main). The helper tries both; if a manual curl 404s, swap the branch.
  • awesome lists are huge — grep the specific section, don't paste the whole file.
  • Categories are a heuristic map, not gospel; a repo can serve multiple domains.
  • Prefer the local clone for the user's own repos (fresher + offline).

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