myGeeKy reads your CV, your repos and your ORCID & Google Scholar papers, then shows you who to follow, what to contribute to and what's rising in your field, in one small panel on the edge of your screen. It only suggests. It never acts for you.
pip install mygeekyFree and open source (MIT) · v0.4.3 · Windows installer, or pip on Windows, Linux and macOS
Your CV, repos, ORCID/OpenAlex and Google Scholar papers power everything, so it's matched to your research, not a generic popularity list.
Who shares your research and is likely to follow you back, plus domain experts who rarely follow anyone.
Repos in your field you could improve: open starter issues, maintainers who actually merge outside PRs.
Your field's repos as a daily stock race: stars gained, commits, PyPI downloads, and who moved up.
What the people you follow, and your best matches, are building right now.
Emoji-only hellos between myGeeKy users, and a handshake when it's mutual.
A small model retrains on who actually follows you back, getting sharper every week.
GitHub discovery mostly shows accounts that will never notice you. myGeeKy finds people through the repos in your field that they own and contribute to.
Contribute to the tools you actually use, and watch what's rising.
Wave, say "I learn from your work", offer to collaborate, or give kudos to a repo. Signals travel through a small public repo on your own GitHub, so there's no server, no text and nothing to moderate. When it's mutual, you get a 🤝 handshake.
Always on top, three glass themes. Folded, it's a small icon that now and then lets out a few floating hearts. 💕
myGeeKy has no follow, star or fork code at all. You look, you click, you decide.
Your GitHub token only needs read access and lives in your OS keyring (Windows Credential Locker, macOS Keychain, Linux Secret Service), never in a file.
No server, no account, no telemetry. Your CV and history stay on your machine, or in a private GitHub repo you own if you turn on sync.
MIT-licensed and on GitHub, with tests. Read exactly what it does, and change it if you like.
On Windows, run the installer and click Next → Next → Finish. Anywhere else:
pip install mygeeky
Your GitHub username, plus your CV, ORCID or Scholar profile if you like.
mygeeky init
Suggestions, repos, your field's pulse and signals, all live. The first run sets up the GUI by itself.
mygeeky gui
The installer isn't code-signed yet. If Windows warns you, click More info → Run anyway.