GitHub-native rooms for maintainers

Every GitHub repo gets a live room.

Realtime communities for profiles and repositories. Claim a repo, add the README badge, and give contributors a place to gather.

No invite hunt.No empty server setup.No context lost.
github.com/maxkle1nz/m1nd
124TypeScript
m1nd - 32 members - 5 online

# general

People are talking right where the repo is shared.

MaxAnaLee
Ana48m

Anyone tried the new memory bridge with a long coding session?

Max30m

Yes. The best path is to keep the room anchored to the repo, then move durable notes into the README once they settle.

Lee12m

I added a minimal repro in #help. The badge flow is the part that makes this click.

README traffic becomes conversation

Visitors see a live badge, click once, and land in the room for that exact repo.

Maintainers keep context, questions, releases, and lightweight polls in one place.

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Built for open-source momentum.

GitRooms keeps the path simple: official rooms, fast chat, and a badge that people understand at a glance.

Claim

Create an official room for your profile or repo with GitHub identity at the center.

Gather

Channels, presence, reactions, and polls make lightweight community feel immediate.

Grow

The README badge turns every repo visitor into a potential member.

Automate

A room bot can welcome new people and surface releases, issues, and announcements.

The badge is the front door.

It belongs in the README, looks familiar to developers, and points to a room that is already scoped to the repo they care about.

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