Rooms around GitHub repos
Talk about the code, line by line.
Every question about your code deserves a place next to the code — not a pull request, not a backlog, not a Discord scroll. Point at any file or line range and start the thread right there. Each repo gets one official room, with a README badge that brings visitors in.
Rooms live now
m1ndRust · 2 members · activity startingomx-codex-app-bridgeShell · 1 members · activity startingkognit1v-intelligence-systemsPython · 1 members · activity startingCode Rooms
Select a file and line range, then start the thread right there.
Room chat
Help, releases, ideas, and support stay scoped to the project.
README badges
Put the official doorway where GitHub visitors already arrive.
Public repos.One official room.Code-linked threads.
github.com/maxkle1nz/m1nd
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README.md
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const tree = await getTree(owner, repo);Discord has your community. GitHub has your code. Neither has the conversation on your code.
Discussion that lives on the line, not in a thread pile.
The repo stays the source of truth. GitRooms adds the layer GitHub is missing: comment on exact files and line ranges, keep the answer attached to the code, and let README traffic find it.
Code Rooms
Comment on exact files and line ranges without turning every question into a pull request.
See a live Code RoomOfficial rooms
Claim the repo once so the public conversation has one official place.
Room chat
Help, ideas, releases, showcase, and support stay scoped to the project.
README install path
Bring people in straight from the README.
The room starts around the code. The badge puts its official doorway where developers already decide whether to join: the README.
Claim the room
The badge only represents an official GitRooms room.
Copy one line
Use markdown for README.md or HTML for docs and sites.
Send visitors in
The badge opens the room scoped to that exact repo.
README.md
Official room badge