gman

Your repos. Under investigation.

gman is a terminal tool for managing the GitHub repositories you own. It puts your whole account on one screen — then lets you prune, retag, archive, sync, and clean up from right there, without a browser tab in sight.

Use it two ways:

The TUI — an interactive table of every repo you own. Filter, inspect, multi-select, and act. Start it with gman tui (or gman-tui).
The CLI — scriptable commands for everything the TUI does and more: gman list --json, gman bulk --all --delete-branch-on-merge on, gman actions myrepo --clear-artifacts, …

What can it do?

I want to…	Reach for
See every repo I own, at a glance	`gman tui` or `gman list`
Dig into one repo — CI status, traffic, alerts, releases	`gman info` or press `Enter` in the TUI
Fix descriptions, topics, homepages, settings	`gman edit` or the TUI's edit keys
Apply one change to many repos	`gman bulk` or the TUI's bulk menu
Delete dead repos — safely	`gman delete --backup` or `d` in the TUI
Keep forks in step with upstream	`gman sync` or `s` in the TUI
Free GitHub Actions storage	`gman actions`
Start a new repository	`gman new`
Hand a spreadsheet to someone	`gman excel`

Every feature degrades gracefully to what your token allows — fields you can't see show a dash and a hint instead of an error. See Tokens & permissions.

Install

uv tool install gman     # or: pipx install gman  /  pip install gman

That installs two commands:

gman — the full CLI (gman --help lists every command)
gman-tui — jumps straight into the interactive table

Then head to Getting started to connect your GitHub account — it takes about a minute.