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Automatically integrate your LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, Codeforces, CodeChef & NeetCode submissions to GitHub What is CodeHub? CodeHub is a powerful browser extension that automatically pushes and organizes your competitive programming solutions to GitHub whenever you solve problems on LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, Codeforces, CodeChef, and NeetCode — with zero manual effort. Why CodeHub? Manually copying and committing code from multiple competitive programming platforms is tedious and time-consuming. CodeHub automates the entire process silently in the background so you can focus 100% on problem solving. • Track your progress across 5 top platforms in one unified dashboard • Automatically build a rich, recruiter-ready coding portfolio on GitHub • Showcase verifiable proof of your data structures and algorithms skills • Keep clean, organized problem statements, test runtimes, and solutions in dedicated platform folders How does CodeHub work? Getting started takes less than 30 seconds: 1. Install CodeHub and click "Authenticate with GitHub" 2. Copy the displayed one-time device code and authorize securely on GitHub 3. Select an existing repository or create a new private repository 4. Start coding! Your solutions, problem statements, and statistics will sync automatically on every successful submission. Supported Platforms & Features • 🟧 LeetCode — Automatically syncs accepted submissions with Easy, Medium, and Hard breakdown charts and interactive progress rings. • 🟩 GeeksforGeeks — Tracks School, Basic, Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty tiers. • 🟦 Codeforces — Background sync with live rating tiers: Newbie (<1200), Specialist (1200-1499), Expert (1500-1899), and Master (1900+), complete with dashboard handle linking. • 🟨 CodeChef — Organizes solutions by star tiers: 1★ Beginner, 2★–3★ Intermediate, 4★–5★ Advanced, and 6★–7★ Master. • 🟪 NeetCode — Tracks roadmap problem sets (NeetCode 150 / 75) with Easy, Medium, and Hard completion distribution. What's New in v2.2.0 • 🌟 Unified Analytics Hero — Brand-new centralized dashboard with total solved counters, global cross-platform difficulty breakdowns, and an interactive Platform Activity Share bar. • 🚀 5-Platform Expansion — Full end-to-end integration for CodeChef (star ratings) and NeetCode (roadmap progress) alongside LeetCode, GFG, and Codeforces. • 📁 Direct Repository Folder Links — Jump directly from each dashboard card into your repository's subfolders (`leetcode/`, `geeksforgeeks/`, `codeforces/`, `codechef/`, `neetcode/`). • 🎨 Modern Symmetrical UI — Redesigned with Tailwind CSS and Inter typography with dark and light theme toggle support. • ⚡ Streamlined Onboarding — Previews automatic folder directory structures during 1-click repository setup. • 🛡️ Zero-Telemetry Engine — Direct communication with api.github.com for lightning-fast performance and enhanced reliability. What Gets Pushed to GitHub? For every solved problem, CodeHub automatically creates: • solution.{ext} — Your accepted source code in the submitted programming language (C++, Python, Java, JavaScript, Rust, etc.) • README.md — Complete problem title, difficulty badge, formatted problem description, examples, tags, and direct platform link • stats.json — Persistent cross-browser progress and statistics file Privacy & Security • Direct GitHub API: All authentication uses official GitHub Device OAuth. • Local-First: Your personal access token is stored strictly inside your browser's local extension storage. • Zero Tracking: No intermediary servers, analytics trackers, or third-party data collection. • Private by Default: Repositories created through CodeHub default to private for complete control over your code. Star our GitHub repository or submit feature requests anytime. Let's see you ACE that coding interview! 🚀
Aug 28, 2026
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