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Commit accepted LeetCode solutions to GitHub with clean READMEs and study metadata. Turn your LeetCode grind into a repository worth reading. LeetRepo watches for the Accepted verdict and does the busywork for you — it commits your solution to GitHub, documents it, and schedules it back for review, so every problem you solve becomes something you can show and something you'll actually remember. WHAT IT DOES - Automatically saves every accepted solution to GitHub, one clean commit at a time - Generates organized problem folders and README files - Preserves your attempt history — the failed tries and the accepted one - Tracks the patterns, difficulty, languages, and solve activity behind your progress - Builds a spaced-repetition study queue from problems you've already solved - Offers optional AI-generated interview walkthroughs of each solution - Gives you searchable solutions and a shareable snapshot of your stats PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Point LeetRepo at a private repository, choose your owner, branch, and commit-message format, and connect GitHub in one click — no tokens to paste. Not affiliated with LeetCode or GitHub. LEETREPO LITE — FREE, LOCAL, PRIVATE Want the essentials without an account? LeetRepo Lite is a lightweight, locally hosted version that runs entirely on your machine, stores none of your data, and is free to use. SOURCE & SUPPORT View the source code and documentation: https://github.com/daanniill/LeetRepo Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue: https://github.com/daanniill/LeetRepo/issues
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.