GitHub repositories

The top 4 github repositories measured by RiseFinder over the 30d window ending November 2026.

Period
Monthly
Window
30d
Rows
4
Data through
November 2026
← All current risersAll github repositories editionsOlder: October 2026
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4 entries
01

Wholiver/metis

Metis is an open-source coding agent that works across the terminal and a desktop application, searching, remembering, executing, and verifying code tasks. It offers read-only Plan mode and a Build mode with a live-updating checklist, plus a recursive multi-agent system with named agents such as coordinator, planner, implementer, reviewer, and verifier. It supports multiple LLM providers, resumable sessions, and TypeScript plugins, and is distributed under the MIT License.

GitHub repositories

Open source ↗
+144.4%
178 → 435 stars
02

croffasia/itsaplan

Itsaplan is an open-source, self-hosted project management and issue tracking tool positioned as an alternative to Linear and Plane. Teams use it to plan and ship products, and the evidence states that teams and AI agents work side by side within it. Because it is self-hosted, it can be run on infrastructure the team controls.

GitHub repositories

Open source ↗
+144.3%
866 → 2,116 stars
03

morluto/jacobian

Jacobian is an MCP server that gives AI agents a searchable vocabulary of typed mathematical operations. Agents use math.find to match a mathematical need or inspect an operation's contract, and math.run to execute it and receive a typed result. The same library is also available through a CLI and a native Python API, and the Python backend stack includes SymPy, NetworkX, Z3 and Python-FLINT. Operations are designed to be semantically narrow so agents can compose results into larger solutions.

GitHub repositories

Open source ↗
+78.5%
195 → 348 stars
04

lennney/stop-that-shit

Stop That Shit is a multi-platform Hook plus Skill Guard for AI coding agents in Codex/GPT workflows. It intercepts unrequested behavior from AI coding agents, such as unneeded hashes and checksums, and task-scope creep. It categorizes unwanted actions as scope creep, useless defensive hardening, intent violations, and task thrashing, and can be installed for hosts including Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes Agent CLI, and Pi. A Skill-only mode provides the rules without execution interception.

GitHub repositories

Open source ↗
+40.7%
2,449 → 3,445 stars
This dated edition is generated from the reviewed RiseFinder export. Movement figures retain their original source, period and direction.
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