GFI-Bot featured on GH Archive project's official website

Published: Jun 17, 2024 by Wenxin Xiao

GFI-Bot has been showcased on the official website of the GH Archive project.

GH Archive is a project dedicated to documenting and archiving the public timeline of GitHub, capturing the work activities of open-source developers worldwide for further analysis. The GH Archive dataset is extensively utilized for research pertaining to open-source projects.

GFI-Bot, developed by OSS-Lab, is a machine learning-powered bot designed to identify and categorize good first issues within GitHub projects. Accessible through a user-friendly WebApp interface, users can browse through existing good first issue recommendations or register their own repository for recommendation.

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