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openclaw skills install oosmetricsSearch, compare, and analyze 330K+ open-source GitHub repos by growth rate, acceleration, and originality. Discover trending projects, find alternatives, check licenses, and get AI-powered analysis.
openclaw skills install oosmetricsQuery growth metrics, compare repos, discover trending projects, find alternatives, and get AI-powered deep analysis for 330,000+ GitHub repositories tracked by oosmetrics.com.
This skill runs the @oosmetrics/mcp npm package (source: https://github.com/AlessandroFlati/GitHubMetrics/tree/main/mcp) as a local MCP server over stdio. The server makes HTTPS requests only to api.oosmetrics.com using your API key. It does not listen on any ports, does not run in the background after the agent session ends, and does not collect telemetry or send data anywhere other than the oosmetrics API.
export OOSMETRICS_API_KEY=oosm_your_key_herenpx @oosmetrics/mcp@1.0.1 and starts automatically when this skill is loaded. It communicates with the agent over stdio (no network ports opened locally).The available tools depend on your subscription tier. The server fetches the tool list from the oosmetrics API at startup, so Pro users see 7 tools and AI users see all 10.
search - Find repos by natural language query, language, or sort criteria. get_repo - Get detailed metrics, grades, and description for a specific repo. compare - Compare 2-5 repos side by side with full metrics. trending - Get the hottest repos right now, optionally filtered by language. alternatives - Find similar repos to a given one using embedding similarity. history - Get historical metrics time series (stars, growth, acceleration over time). analyze - Get or trigger an AI analysis of any repo (tech stack, health signals, alternatives, creative build ideas).
existence_check - Describe a project idea, get back similar existing repos ranked by relevance. dependency_discovery - Describe what you want to build, get recommended dependencies with health signals. license_check - Check license compatibility for a list of dependencies.
Use these as a guide for how to interact with the tools:
search to find candidates in the domaincompare to see them side by sideanalyze on the top pick for a deep divehistory to check if growth is sustained or a spikeexistence_check with your project descriptionget_repo to understand their approachalternatives to map the full landscapelicense_check to verify compatibilitytrending to see what's hot globally or in your languagesearch with specific domains ("AI agent frameworks", "database engines")analyze on anything that catches your eye