Repository dashboard: Find, search, and save queries in preview

Source: GitHub Changelog

How it works

Like the pull request and issues dashboards, the repos dashboard serves as your command center for repository discovery. It combines search capabilities, filtering, saved queries, and a relevance‑based sorting algorithm that prioritizes repositories based on your contributions and access.

You can access the repos dashboard three ways:

• Visit github.com/repos directly
• Click the repositories icon in the top global navigation bar
• Navigate the left‑hand navigation menu and select Repositories

Benefits

• Discover repositories in one place: Find any repository you’ve contributed to or have access to, from personal projects to enterprise codebases.
• Start with curated views: Instantly access the repositories you care about most with the default views: My contributions, My repositories, My forks and Adminable by me.
• Zero in with filtering: Refine your search using filters like visibility, language, organization, and more. Sort by relevance to surface the repositories where you’re most active.
• Save custom queries: Bookmark custom filters and instantly return to the repository views that matter most to your workflow.

Limitations

• The relevance filter and My contributions view only include activity from the past year. Repositories you contributed to more than a year ago won’t appear in these views, but they can still be found using search and other filters.
• Relevance includes weight from comments made on issues, pull requests, and discussions on repositories. It does not depend solely on code contributions. This weighting is an area we are continuing to iterate on, so please share where it doesn’t “feel” right so we can keep improving.
• You can filter by repository custom properties by preceding the property with an organization name and manually typing the property and value. We’re working to add automatic suggestions for properties and values in a future update. Sample query: org:Byte-Sized-Demo props.production:true

Visit the repository dashboard and join the discussion in the GitHub community to share your feedback.