Starboard

Starboard makes a large GitHub Stars collection useful for personal exploration and project-aware tool discovery.

Maker note

Why I made this.

GitHub Stars stopped working for me at scale, so I built a better personal interface for exploring what I had saved.

Product contract

Starboard makes a large GitHub Stars collection useful for personal exploration and project-aware tool discovery.

For: Developers whose saved repositories have outgrown GitHub’s default starred-items interface.
Outcome: Rediscover relevant tools, understand why they were saved, and connect them to current project needs.
How: Synchronization, search, tags, lists, semantic retrieval, and project-aware recommendations operate over the user’s saved repositories.
Proof: Core sync, search, organization, and project-aware discovery are largely complete and under focused active improvement.
Next action: Connect or explore a Stars collection and use a current project question to drive discovery; avoid unrelated alert or reporting scope.

Public anatomy

Maintained evidence

Public destinations and repository evidence, when this project publishes them.

Repository publication

Public issues become a browsable, read-only record here. Open the source issue on GitHub to comment, react, or follow the work.

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Every fact here comes from the project’s reviewed public record. Private work and operational controls stay private.