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Trending GitHub Projects This Week

As of Nov 7, 2026, the fastest-growing projects in appsgit's GitHub collections are REA (MCP server, +25,635 stars in the last 7 days), Security Audit (agent skill, +10,061 stars in the last 7 days) and AI Website Cloner Template (template, +573 stars in the last 7 days). Each list compares two of appsgit's daily star snapshots about a week apart and scales the gain to 7 days; every card states the real window.

Data as of Nov 7, 2026

Stars gained Oct 31, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026 (7 days)

Top 5 by stars gained, scaled to 7 days, one per repository.

All trending MCP servers

Stars gained Oct 31, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026 (7 days)

Top 5 by stars gained, scaled to 7 days, one per repository. Ranking excludes 2 repositories under review.

All trending agent skills

Stars gained Oct 31, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026 (7 days)

Top 5 by stars gained, scaled to 7 days, one per repository.

All trending templates

Stars gained Oct 31, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026 (7 days)

Top 5 by stars gained, scaled to 7 days, one per repository. Ranking excludes 1 repository under review.

All trending mobile apps

Stars gained Oct 31, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026 (7 days)

Top 5 by stars gained, scaled to 7 days, one per repository. Ranking excludes 2 repositories under review.

All trending desktop apps

New this week

Added to appsgit in the last 7 days

First listed in the last 7 days, from repositories at least 14 days old, by GitHub stars.

How we rank

Ranked by GitHub stars gained between two of appsgit's daily star snapshots 3 to 14 days apart, as close to 7 days as the data allows, scaled to a 7-day rate so repositories with different snapshot gaps compare fairly. A repository is held for review and left out of the ranking (it stays listed) when its gain scaled to 7 days is over 50,000 stars, when more than half of its stars arrived inside the window (repositories with 5,000 stars or more), or when it leads with at least 1,000 stars and more than 10 times the next repository's gain. A human releases a held repository after review.

Star counts come from the GitHub API for the repositories in appsgit's catalog only. Stars measure attention, not quality, and can be bought; check activity, license and issues on each project page before you rely on one.

FAQ

Trending: FAQ

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Is this GitHub's own trending page?

No. GitHub has no public trending API, and appsgit does not scrape github.com/trending. These lists come from star counts appsgit records every night through the GitHub API for the projects in its own catalog, so a repository has to be listed on appsgit to appear here.

How is trending measured?

Ranked by GitHub stars gained between two of appsgit's daily star snapshots 3 to 14 days apart, as close to 7 days as the data allows, scaled to a 7-day rate so repositories with different snapshot gaps compare fairly. A repository is held for review and left out of the ranking (it stays listed) when its gain scaled to 7 days is over 50,000 stars, when more than half of its stars arrived inside the window (repositories with 5,000 stars or more), or when it leads with at least 1,000 stars and more than 10 times the next repository's gain. A human releases a held repository after review.

Why is a fast-growing repository missing?

A repository is held for review and left out of the ranking (it stays listed) when its gain scaled to 7 days is over 50,000 stars, when more than half of its stars arrived inside the window (repositories with 5,000 stars or more), or when it leads with at least 1,000 stars and more than 10 times the next repository's gain. A human releases a held repository after review. 5 repositories are held in the current data.