Natural Advanced Search for GitHub This is a tool that makes searching GitHub easier and more powerful. It lets you search using natural language, like you would in a regular search engine. For example, instead of typing `language:python stars:>100`, you could simply type `find Python projects with over 100 stars`. The tool will then understand your request and return the most relevant results. It also supports advanced search operators, so you can be even more specific with your searches. For example, you could use operators like `in:title`, `author:username`, or `created:>2023-01-01` to narrow down your results.

Searching GitHub Like a Pro: Using Natural Language Tired of struggling with GitHub's search bar? Want to find exactly what you need without complex syntax? GitHub's advanced search lets you do just that! Here's how to unlock its power using natural language: * Describe what you're looking for: Instead of "repo:myorg language:python", try "find Python projects in my organization". * Specify file types: Instead of "filename:README.md", try "show me README files". * Filter by stars, forks, or contributors: Instead of "stars:>100", try "find popular repositories". * Use Boolean operators: Combine your search terms with "AND", "OR", and "NOT" for more precise results. Example: Let's say you need a Python library for image processing. Instead of a complicated query, try: "Python library AND image processing AND open source" GitHub will understand your request and deliver relevant results. Pro Tip: Experiment with different phrasing and see what works best for your needs.