CodeTriage
Discover the easiest way to get started contributing to open source. Over 62,317 devs are helping 6,584 projects with our free, community developed tools.
About CodeTriage
CodeTriage connects developers with open source projects on GitHub that need contributor help. Users sign up with GitHub and select repositories they want to support; the service then emails a different open issue from those repositories each day, prompting the user to investigate or fix it. The site lists thousands of participating repositories, filterable by programming language, along with each project's open issue count.
The platform is aimed at developers who want to contribute to open source but need help finding suitable issues to work on. It also maintains a public catalog of repos seeking contributors, which project maintainers can add to by submitting their own repo. As of the page content, the site reports 100,666 developers working across 10,460 open source repos.
Key features
- Sends a daily email with an open issue from repos you choose to help triage
- Lets you filter and browse open source repos by programming language
- Tracks thousands of open source repos actively seeking contributor help
- Sign up and log in via GitHub
- Allows submitting a new repo to be added to the platform
Frequently asked questions
Is CodeTriage free to use?
The page does not list any pricing, indicating it is a free service.
How do I sign up?
You sign up and log in using your GitHub account.
What languages does CodeTriage support?
It supports filtering repos by a large number of languages including JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Go, TypeScript, and many others.
Who is CodeTriage for?
It is for developers who want to contribute to open source projects and become better developers by fixing issues sent to their inbox.
Can I add my own repo to CodeTriage?
Yes, there is a 'Submit a Repo' option to add repositories to the platform.
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