@CoderDaMing: 90% of people using Claude Code don't know these repositories exist. Neither did I six months ago. 9 repositories I'm using in 2026:
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Recommends 9 repositories related to Claude Code, most of which users may not be aware of. A personal experience sharing.
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90% of people using Claude Code don’t know these repositories exist.
I didn’t know either six months ago.
9 repositories I used in 2026: https://t.co/3XQvu5BESA
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