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Automatically integrate your LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks & Codeforces submissions to GitHub What is CodeHub? CodeHub is a browser extension that automatically pushes your code to GitHub when you solve problems on LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, and Codeforces — no manual effort required. Forked from the original LeetHub V2, CodeHub is faster, cleaner, and fully compatible with the latest LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, and Codeforces UIs. Why CodeHub? There's no easy way of accessing your LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, and Codeforces problem solutions in one place! Manually pushing code to GitHub from these platforms is tedious and time-consuming. CodeHub automates it entirely — without spending a SINGLE additional second on it. • Track your problem-solving progress across LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, and Codeforces • Build your coding portfolio on GitHub effortlessly • Show recruiters clear proof of your problem-solving and data-structures skills • GitHub is a developer's #1 portfolio — CodeHub makes it easy to showcase your progress How does CodeHub work? It's as simple as: 1. Install CodeHub and click "Authenticate with GitHub" 2. Copy the displayed code and enter it on the authorization page 3. Set up an existing or new repository (private by default) 4. Begin Coding! To view your progress, simply click on the extension! Supported Platforms • LeetCode — Auto-detects accepted submissions with Easy / Medium / Hard breakdown • GeeksforGeeks — Tracks School / Basic / Easy / Medium / Hard difficulty levels • Codeforces — Background sync with rating breakdown: Newbie (<1200) / Specialist (1200-1499) / Expert (1500-1899) / Master (1900+) What's New in v2.1.0 • Codeforces Integration — Automatically syncs your accepted Codeforces solutions to GitHub with problem statements • Rating Breakdown — Codeforces stats categorized by Newbie, Specialist, Expert & Master levels • Smart Folder Structure — Solutions organized as codeforces/{Rating}/{ContestID}_{Index} - {ProblemName}/ • Codeforces Handle Setup — Connect your handle from the dashboard with easy Save and Edit options • Dark / Light Mode — Theme toggle across popup & dashboard for an improved user experience • Redesigned Dashboard — 3-column stats layout displaying LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks & Codeforces side by side • Improved Performance — Faster sync, cleaner UI, and enhanced reliability What Gets Pushed to GitHub? For every solved problem, CodeHub automatically creates: • solution.{ext} — Your accepted code in the correct language • README.md — Problem statement, difficulty, tags, and direct link to the problem • stats.json — Persistent stats file synced across browsers Privacy & Security • Your GitHub token is stored locally in your browser and is never sent to any external server • Repositories created by CodeHub are private by default • CodeHub only requests permissions necessary to interact with GitHub and supported coding platforms Star our GitHub repository for further development of features. If you want a particular feature, simply request it! Let's see you ACE that coding interview!
Aug 2, 2026
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