Stop starring repos and start actually exploring and using them.
You star 500 GitHub repos and explore maybe 5 of them. The rest collect dust.
GitHub stars are a graveyard of good intentions.
README files vary wildly in quality and length.
There's no bridge between discovering a repo and actually using it.
Save a GitHub repo URL to Glean.
Glean reads the README and extracts what the project does and how to get started.
Each repo becomes a task list: install it, try it, integrate it.
Glean turns GitHub discoveries into structured exploration tasks so you actually try the tools you find.
Save the source once. TryGlean writes the task, keeps the context, and files it in the right project.
Turn long YouTube videos into structured, actionable notes you can reference and act on.
Capture the best Twitter threads and transform them into organized notes and action items.
Extract actionable takeaways from podcasts without pausing every 30 seconds to write things down.