GitHub Assistant

Navigate between forks and upstream repos, import repositories, and quickly access/copy raw files from GitHub and Gists

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7-day growth rate-33.3%

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Version2.2.2

ManifestV3

Size38.64KiB

Languages1English (United States)

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Streamline your GitHub workflow with intelligent fork detection, one-click imports, and enhanced raw file navigation.

1. Smart Fork Detection & Navigation

When you visit a repository that you've forked, the extension automatically detects your fork and adds a "Go to Fork" button in the repository header. When you're on a forked repository, it adds a matching "Back to Upstream" button, letting you instantly return to the original repository with a single click.

Supports multiple accounts (personal and organizations). When you have multiple forks across different accounts, a dropdown menu appears for quick selection.

2. One-Click Repository Import

Import any repository to your account with one click. The extension pre-fills GitHub's import page with all repository details—name, description, and privacy settings—so you just click "Begin Import" to complete the process. Perfect for quickly duplicating projects or migrating repositories.

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