Every developer I know has the same problem: 300 open issues, 40 stale PRs, a security label buried...
Every developer I know has the same problem: 300 open issues, 40 stale PRs, a security label buried somewhere in the noise — and no fast answer to what actually needs attention right now?
I built RepoSense to answer that question in under 10 seconds, for any public GitHub repo, with one terminal command and no dashboard.
The Idea
RepoSense is a terminal intelligence layer for GitHub repos. You point it at any repo and get:
The oldest unattended issues (triage)
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