GitHub trending, Nov 11: astryx takes #1, three debut

meta/astryx moves from #2 to the top of GitHub trending on Nov 11, 2026, while sherlock-project/sherlock drops six places and three repos debut.

Trends MCP team Published Data as of 2026-11-11

Ranked view of the sharpest shifts on GitHub trending repositories for November 11, 2026, led by meta/astryx reaching number one and sherlock-project/sherlock sliding six places

meta/astryx takes the top spot on GitHub's trending repositories board on November 11, 2026, moving up one place from #2. anthropics/skills gives up the lead it took yesterday and sits at #2. The board holds 12 repos, one more than yesterday, with three debuts, two returns and four departures. Yesterday's snapshot listed 11 repos; the snapshot was taken at 05:01 UTC and the board comparison is measured against it.

astryx finishes a three-day rise

astryx has climbed since November 8. It sat at #6 on November 8, held #6 on November 9, jumped to #2 yesterday and now leads the board. That is the fourth new #1 in four days, after vercel-labs/agent-browser on November 8, sherlock-project/sherlock on November 9 and anthropics/skills yesterday. The other Anthropic entry, anthropics/claude-quickstarts, moves up one place to #4. google-deepmind/mujoco gives back one place to #5.

sherlock slides six places

sherlock-project/sherlock records the steepest drop among the seven survivors, falling six places from #3 to #9. Two days ago it led the board; today it sits three places from the bottom. vercel-labs/agent-browser slips one place to #8, its third straight daily fall after #1 on November 8, #5 on November 9 and #7 yesterday.

Three up, four down, none steady

Seven of yesterday's 11 repos survive. Three move up, four move down, and none keeps its exact rank:

RepoRankYesterdayChange
meta/astryx12+1
anthropics/claude-quickstarts45+1
homeassistant-ai/ha-mcp710+3
anthropics/skills21-1
google-deepmind/mujoco54-1
vercel-labs/agent-browser87-1
sherlock-project/sherlock93-6

homeassistant-ai/ha-mcp gains the most ground, up three places from #10 to #7 a day after debuting. The API's own 1d rank-change call returned the same three climbers, ha-mcp, astryx and claude-quickstarts, with the same previous ranks as the table above. Its baseline snapshot was taken at 03:01 UTC, two hours before the published November 10 snapshot at 05:01 UTC.

Three debuts, two returns

Five repos were not on yesterday's board:

The first three are genuine debuts: none of them appeared in the November 7, 8, 9 or 10 snapshots. addyosmani/agent-skills enters at #3, the highest debut of the day, and makes three skills-themed repos on the board alongside anthropics/skills at #2 and mattpocock/skills at #12. The other two are returns: billion-context was #9 on November 9 before dropping off yesterday, and mattpocock/skills was #4 on November 8.

Four repos leave the board: garrytan/gbrain from #6, ruvnet/RuView from #8, ZhuLinsen/daily_stock_analysis from #9 and milind-soni/OpenMausBot from #11. gbrain lasted a single day after debuting at #6 yesterday. OpenMausBot's exit ends a longer slide: it was #3 on November 9, #11 yesterday and is gone today.

The full top 12

RankRepo
1meta/astryx
2anthropics/skills
3addyosmani/agent-skills
4anthropics/claude-quickstarts
5google-deepmind/mujoco
6we-promise/sure
7homeassistant-ai/ha-mcp
8vercel-labs/agent-browser
9sherlock-project/sherlock
10tokio-rs/topcoat
11ranxianglei/billion-context
12mattpocock/skills

Reproduce this board with one call

The leaders board is one REST call. The climbers table is a second call with sort and window parameters:

curl -X POST https://api.trendsmcp.ai/api \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <redacted>" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"mode": "get_top_trends", "type": "GitHub", "limit": 25}'

Add "sort": "rank_change", "window": "1d" to the request body to get the climbers table with prev_rank and rank_change on every row. The API call returns three climbers, ha-mcp, astryx and claude-quickstarts, matching the table above. For how these daily boards feed longer-term analysis, see the October trend-velocity census.