personal-access-token

Create GitHub Personal Access Tokens from the Terminal

Go GitLab Personal Access Token

📒 Diary app uses GitHub as storage.

Automatically upload Obsidian images to GitHub (public/private) and replace them with fast hosted links. Encrypted, cross-platform.

Automation follow/unfollow users using GithubAPI pure Python

Testing Web Application Vulnerabilities with GitHub Actions and OWASP ZAP

Bulk delete forked repos, leaving your original repositories untouched.

Let your AI coding agent use your API tokens without ever seeing them. A CLI that stores personal access tokens locally and injects them into authenticated requests.

A desktop application to find, manage, and unfollow GitHub users who don't follow you back. Features interactive tables, direct profile access, and GitHub API integration.

Github Action to open a new issue on ANY Github repository that the Personal Access Token (PAT) has access to 🤖

Codex PATs in CPA's native workflow: encrypted credential management, Team-aware imports, native account controls and explicit Agent Identity compatibility.

Multi-account GitHub clone CLI with PATs stored in the OS keychain.

A sample server in Go that exposes GraphQL APIs and connects to a MongoDB with features like GraphiQl IDE, OIDC/OAUTH & Personal Access Token Authentication, Rate Limiting, Prometheus Metrics, Health Check, Dynamic Configuration, Logging, Database Migration, Cron Jobs, Negroni Middlewares, HTTPS Support, Telemetry, GraphQl Sanitizer, Cache etc

PAT Token Checker - A PowerShell script that analyses Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT) to find its permissions, accessible resources, and security risks across projects, repos, pipelines, and secrets.

Your user will own their own data! This is a backend code that implements user state persistance into their own personal GitHub repository.

Diagnose Git Credential Manager popup spam on Windows, fix the dual-helper antipattern, and configure multi-account separation

This guide walks you through linking a local Git repository to GitHub. It covers setting up your identity, using SSH keys or personal access tokens, creating or connecting to a repo, pushing your first commit, and the everyday Git commands you’ll use. It also includes common problems and fixes so you can get up and running without headaches.

A security-first skill for agents using named Proton Pass logins safely.

use github api to display info about logged in developer