Useful Websites

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The Useful Websites page is a growing list of websites and online tools that we explore for their potential usefulness in the work of The Sunil Abraham Project (TSAP). These resources may support research, website development, coding, digital preservation, cybersecurity, automation, data analysis, and other project activities.

The list focuses primarily on specialised tools and lesser-known websites that offer practical benefits for TSAP. We have deliberately excluded many popular and commonly known websites, as the aim is to discover and document resources that may otherwise go unnoticed.

Inclusion in this list does not imply endorsement or regular use. Websites may be added as we discover, explore, and evaluate them. The list will evolve over time, and resources may be removed if they are no longer useful or relevant.

Both the sections and the entries within each section are arranged alphabetically.

GitHub and Repository Tools

  1. ExplainGitHub, provides an AI-powered workspace for understanding a repository through code-aware questions, onboarding reports, and architecture exploration. Open the TSAP repository in ExplainGitHub.
  2. GitDiagram, generates an interactive architecture diagram of a GitHub repository. View the TSAP repository diagram.
  3. GitIngest, converts a GitHub repository into a text digest that can be used for AI-assisted code analysis. Generate a digest of the TSAP repository.
  4. GitMCP, provides an MCP endpoint that lets compatible AI assistants retrieve documentation and code from GitHub repositories to help answer project-specific questions. Open the TSAP repository’s GitMCP endpoint.
  5. Octotree, adds a file-tree interface to GitHub repositories to make browsing source code easier. Browse the TSAP repository on GitHub with the Octotree browser extension.

Online Code Editors and Compilers

  1. OneCompiler, an online code editor and compiler that lets you write, run, and test code in multiple programming languages without installing them locally.

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