The GitHub URL Cheat Code Deck — All 26 Tricks, Complete Edition
The companion to the video. GitHub's URLs have cheat codes: type the right thing into the address bar and the site unlocks features most developers never see — and half of them need no tools at all, because they're built into GitHub itself. THIS DECK: all 26 tricks from both videos on clean reference pages, every one verified live on July 20, 2026 and every URL a clickable link. The 7 NATIVE codes (14-20): .keys / .gpg to read anyone's public keys (and the server-admin move that makes it useful), the TIME MACHINE — compare/main@{1month}...main for a one-page diff of everything that changed while you were away, /network/dependents — the truth detector that shows who actually depends on a library (stars can be botted; React's 30 million dependents can't), .patch and .diff to turn any commit, PR, or even a whole compare page into raw AI-ready text, .atom feeds for a free breaking-change radar (the 5-feed setup included), the no-git zip download plus the one-folder-only trick, and #L10-L20 + ?plain=1 line-linking so you argue with receipts. The 6 NEW swaps (21-26): githistory.xyz (a file's whole life as an animation), codespaces.new (an official cloud dev machine from one URL), vscode.dev/github (the genuine VS Code, instantly), pr.new (your first pull request, one URL away), repomix.com (a whole repo packed into one AI-ready file with token counts), and ossinsight.io/analyze (the full X-ray dashboard that ends 'which library?' meetings). Plus the original 13 swaps from Part One as a recap table, the honest tier list (use five, not twenty-six), and the safety walls — which codes are private-repo safe and which are public-code-only. Independent field guide from Hyperautomation Labs.
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