Features

Issue Feed — search GitHub issues filtered by language, org, label, stars, and age
My Activity — track your PR win rate, total merged PRs, open PRs, and issues you've engaged with across GitHub
Trending — discover hot issues buzzing with activity and explore organizations participating in Google Summer of Code
Watchlist — save issues to revisit later; persisted across sessions
Daily Challenge — fresh good first issue picks from major open-source orgs refreshed each launch
Bounty Aggregator — issues with Algora or Polar cash bounties are highlighted
CodeLens & Hover Cards — hover any import in your code to see npm package metadata and open issue counts
Terminal Links — click Error: strings in the terminal to search GitHub Issues
Repo Health — avg close time, PR merge rate, and CLA requirement shown per repo
Workflow Tools — one-click fork & clone, and automated branch name suggestions (e.g. fix/issue-123-title)
Settings Dashboard — an intuitive visual UI to customize all your filters without editing JSON

Setup

Install the extension
Open Settings (Ctrl+,) and search Triage-OSS
Set issueFinder.githubToken to a Personal Access Token with public_repo scope
Optionally configure language, orgs, star filters, and label mode

Settings Reference

Open the Triage-OSS Settings from the command palette or sidebar to easily configure:

GitHub Token: A Personal Access Token (PAT) is required.
Filters: Choose languages, required topics, keywords, and specific issue types (Bugs, Features, Docs).
Organization Restrictions: Filter your feed to specific orgs.
GitHub Username: Required to unlock the My Activity dashboard tracking your PRs.

Publishing to VS Code Marketplace

npm install -g @vscode/vsce
vsce package    # creates opensourceissuefinder-0.1.0.vsix — install locally via Extensions > Install from VSIX
vsce publish    # publishes to marketplace (requires publisher account at marketplace.visualstudio.com)