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SPIRITT publishes and maintains your GitHub Gists, keeps examples in sync with the code they come from, answers comments and curates a snippet library you can actually search.
What you can do with GitHub Gist.
Examples that never go stale
Gists updated whenever the source code changes, with every revision kept.
Readers get answers
Comments on your gists read and answered, with fixes folded back into the code.
A library you can find
Your gists and starred snippets organized and indexed where your team searches.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a workspace where SPIRITT manages your snippets, examples and runbooks.
02
Connect GitHub Gist
Connect your GitHub account so SPIRITT can create, update, comment on and organize your gists.
03
Hand over the outcome
Ask for a published example set, a synced library or a cleanup. SPIRITT does it and keeps it current.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put GitHub Gist to work.
Put your gists to work
Questions
GitHub Gist, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with GitHub Gist?+
SPIRITT creates, updates, forks, stars and deletes gists, reads revisions, commits and forks, lists your, starred, user and public gists, and creates, updates and deletes comments.
02Can it keep examples in sync with our code?+
Yes. SPIRITT updates gists whenever their source files change, so links in docs and articles always show current code.
03Can it respond to comments?+
Yes. It reads comments on your gists, answers with working code and updates the gist when a reported bug is real.
04Can it organize our snippets?+
Yes. SPIRITT indexes your gists and starred gists into a searchable library and retires outdated ones on a schedule.
05Which apps pair well with GitHub Gist?+
GitHub for the source code, Notion for the snippet index, Hashnode and DEV for technical posts, Raindrop.io for bookmarks and Slack for sharing.
06How do I start with GitHub Gist?+
Open a workspace, connect your GitHub account and ask SPIRITT to publish or organize your snippets. It handles the rest.