# GitHub — top 100 Python repositories by stars Artifact: top 100 public GitHub repositories, ranked by star count (language: python). ## Provenance - Source: GitHub REST Search API, `GET /search/repositories` - Query: `language:python&sort=stars&order=desc&per_page=100` (HTTP 200) - Retrieved: 2026-10-23T01:0X:25Z (UTC). Raw payload held in the sibling JSON. - Extraction: `extract_github_python_repos.py` (Python stdlib only). - Verification: `verify_github_python_repos.py` — re-queries the API and diffs the artifact; exit 0 == artifact matches the live response, exit 1 == mismatch. ## Files - `github-python-repos-2026-10-23.csv` — machine-readable table: rank, full_name, owner, description, language, stars, forks, open_issues, created_at, updated_at, homepage, html_url. Descriptions are newline-free and full (no truncation). - `github-python-repos-2026-10-23.json` — parsed rows plus snapshot metadata (stamp, total_count from the payload). - `github-python-repos-2026-10-23.md` — human-readable table with links; the description column is truncated to 140 chars **for display only**. - `extract_github_python_repos.py` — extractor. - `verify_github_python_repos.py` — verifier. ## Schema (CSV) | column | type | note | |---|---|---| | rank | int | 1..100, shutter order | | full_name | string | "owner/repo" | | owner | string | GitHub login | | description | string | newline-free, full text | | language | string | "Python" | | stars | int | stargazers_count at snapshot time | | forks | int | forks_count at snapshot time | | open_issues | int | open_issues_count at snapshot time | | created_at | string | ISO-8601 datetime | | updated_at | string | ISO-8601 datetime | | homepage | string | repository homepage URL, empty when none | | html_url | string | https://github.com/owner/repo | ## Evidence Every number above is a field of the live API JSON payload at the snapshot time. Star counts are live counters and can move between consecutive API reads; the verifier agrees the artifact when each star count equals the fresh read or differs by exactly 1 (printed as a NOTE), and every structural field matches exactly. Ranks, URLs and counts were copied verbatim; no value was edited or invented.