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Multi-Source Trending Snapshot

Multi-Source Trending Snapshot

One run returns a cross-source snapshot as a single table: fastest-rising new GitHub repos, Hugging Face models by trending score, and the latest arXiv cs.AI papers. Unified fields, so you compare across sources, not three scrapers.

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One run → one comparable table from three sources:

sourcewhat you getscore field
githubfastest-rising new repos (created within N days, sorted by stars)stars
huggingfacemodels sorted by Hugging Face trending scoretrendingScore
arxivlatest cs.AI papers (title, authors, abstract, link)published date

Every row shares the same shape, so you can filter/sort across sources in one pass:

{"source": "github", "kind": "repo", "title": "owner/name",
"url": "https://github.com/owner/name", "score": 24544, "score_label": "stars",
"extra": {"language": "C++", "forks": 2494, "description": "..."},
"collected_at": "2026-10-14T21:44:16+00:00"}

Input

  • sources — any subset of github, huggingface, arxiv (default: all three)
  • maxItemsPerSource — default 20
  • sinceDays — for GitHub only: only repos created in the last N days (default 30)

Why three sources in one actor

Most scrapers here cover a single source. If you need "what is actually trending right now" in one pipeline, you otherwise run and join three different actors with three different schemas. This returns a single dataset with unified fields.

Notes

  • Uses public APIs only (GitHub Search API, Hugging Face API, arXiv Atom API). No login required.
  • If one source fails, the run still returns the others — and the failure is logged, never silent.

Free version of a larger pipeline

This Actor is the free snapshot: three sources, unified fields, no key, no account. The same collection pipeline also publishes these, if you need more:

Data here is collected from public APIs and links to each original source. The mirrors above are CC BY 4.0 with attribution to "Signals 4 (Signals API)".