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Securely sync accepted LeetCode submissions to a single GitHub repository. LinkCode – LeetCode to GitHub Sync LinkCode is a lightweight Chrome extension that automatically syncs your accepted LeetCode solutions to a GitHub repository you own and control. No copy-paste. No forgotten solutions. Just clean, organized code history. Why use LinkCode? 1. LeetCode does not provide a built-in way to: 2. Export your accepted solutions 3. Version control your problem-solving journey 4. Maintain a structured GitHub repository LinkCode solves this by syncing your solutions only when they are accepted, helping you build a real, reviewable coding portfolio. Key Features 1. Sync only Accepted submissions 2. Auto Sync or Manual Sync — your choice 3. Supports Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, SQL & Pandas 4. Organizes solutions by language and problem name 5. Secure GitHub authentication using Fine-Grained tokens Security & Privacy First 1. Uses a GitHub Fine-Grained Personal Access Token 2. Requires read/write access only to the selected repository 3. Token is stored locally in your browser 4. No data is sent to any third-party servers 5. You can revoke access anytime from GitHub Your code stays your code. Issues or Feedback? If you encounter any issues or have feature requests, you can report them directly via GitHub.
Jan 1, 2026
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