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The GitHub power tools you're missing: file sizes, instant search, zip file downloads, and more. Zero setup. RepoKit turns GitHub's file browser into the power tool it should have been from day one. It's a free browser extension that adds file sizes, instant full-repo search, one-click zip downloads, line counts, and more directly onto github.com — no dashboard, no config, no separate app to learn. Install it once and every repository you open just works better, whether you're auditing a new codebase, cleaning up a messy monorepo, reviewing a pull request, or just trying to figure out why a repo is 400MB. This is the first release of an extension built to keep growing: more GitHub power tools are on the way, and RepoKit is built to hold all of them. ★ SEE EXACTLY HOW BIG YOUR REPO IS Every file and folder shows its exact size right next to its name, plus a running total for the entire repository. No more cloning a repo just to find out how big it is, and no more guessing which folder is secretly bloating your project — the answer is right there in the file tree. ★ SEARCH YOUR ENTIRE REPO IN SECONDS Search every file in the repository at once instead of clicking through folders one by one. Whether you're hunting for a config file, tracking down where a function lives, or just trying to remember what you named something, results surface instantly without leaving the page. ★ DOWNLOAD OR ZIP ANYTHING, INSTANTLY - Download the whole repository as a .zip in one click - Download a single file or a single folder as a .zip — no need to grab the entire repo just for one directory - Select multiple files and folders with checkboxes for bulk downloads in one go ★ LINE COUNTS AT A GLANCE Instant line-of-code counts for every file, with a repo-wide total, so you can gauge a project's size and complexity before you ever open a single file — useful for scoping a code review, estimating onboarding time, or sizing up a new open-source dependency. ★ SMART UPLOAD Drop a file in and it automatically finds where it belongs in the existing repo structure, so you don't have to hunt for the right folder or second-guess the path. ★ COPY FILE CONTENTS WITHOUT OPENING THEM One click copies any file's raw contents straight to your clipboard — perfect for quickly pasting a snippet into a chat, an issue, or an AI coding assistant without a full page load. ★ FIND DUPLICATE FILES Automatically flags files that share the same name elsewhere in the repository and shows you every location they appear in — great for spotting duplicated code, leftover copies, and cleanup opportunities in large or long-lived projects. ★ FILE-TYPE ICONS & FRESHNESS INDICATORS Recognizable icons for every file type at a glance, plus indicators for how recently each file was touched — so stale files and recent changes both stand out immediately while you're browsing. ★ WORKS WITH PRIVATE REPOS Securely connect a personal access token to unlock every feature on your private repositories too, including internal company codebases. Your token is stored locally in your browser and used only to talk to GitHub's own API — RepoKit doesn't run its own servers and never sees your code or credentials. ★ ZERO SETUP No configuration screens, no accounts, no dashboard. Install it and it works immediately inside github.com, right where you already spend your time. Built for software engineers, open-source maintainers, engineering managers, tech leads, students, and anyone else who spends time browsing repositories on GitHub and wants a faster, more capable, more informative file browser — without changing a single habit or leaving the tab they're already in.
Aug 16, 2026
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