GitHubSentinel

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Basic Information

GitHub Sentinel is an AI Agent for automated information retrieval and high-value content mining in the era of large language models. It is designed to help users who need frequent, large-scale updates from public information channels, with an initial focus on GitHub repositories and extendable support for Hacker News topics and trends. The project collects repository activity such as commits, issues, and pull requests, aggregates updates, and produces natural-language progress reports using configurable LLM backends. It targets open-source enthusiasts, individual developers, and investors who want to monitor project progress and hot technical topics without manual polling. The tool can run interactively from the command line, as a background daemon for scheduled checks, or via a Gradio web interface for GUI-based management.

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Features
Subscription management for tracking repositories and other information channels. Automated update retrieval that collects commits, issues, and pull requests and summarizes recent activity. Notification system with email delivery and optional Slack webhook integration. Report generation supporting multiple formats and templates and using LLMs to produce natural-language summaries. Multi-model support allowing either OpenAI APIs or a self-hosted Ollama service. Scheduling and daemon support to run periodic retrieval and reporting. Gradio-based graphical interface for easier subscription and report management. Dockerfile and build scripts for containerized deployment. Comprehensive unit tests and a validate_tests.sh script to ensure code quality during builds.
Use Cases
The repository automates monitoring of open-source projects and hot technical discussions so users no longer need to manually check multiple sources. It consolidates repository events into concise, LLM-generated progress reports and delivers timely notifications by email or Slack, enabling faster awareness of important changes. Scheduled daemon mode ensures regular updates at configured times, while the Gradio UI makes it accessible to non-command-line users. Support for Ollama lets organizations use private LLM deployments for sensitive reporting. Docker support and built-in test validation make it easier to deploy reliably across environments and integrate into CI/CD pipelines. Overall it reduces the effort of staying informed about project health, trends, and high-value signals from GitHub and Hacker News.

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