What Happens When You Replace github.com?

What Happens When You Replace github.com? What if one small change in a GitHub URL could turn the same repository into a browser editor, an architecture diagram, an AI-ready text digest, a generated wiki, or a graph? In this video, we use `Agundur-KDE/BonsaiPress2` to explore six different ways to work with one repository — and the trade-offs behind each one. Chapters 00:00 The URL experiment 00:42 One repository, different workflows 01:08 github.dev — edit in the browser 02:36 GitDiagram and GitVize — two ways to map a project 04:55 Gitingest — prepare repository context for AI 06:27 Comment prompt — know another URL trick? 06:31 DeepWiki — generated documentation 07:56 GitMCP — a connector for AI tools 08:54 Trust check — where does the code go? 10:04 Which view should you use? The six views github.dev — https://github.dev/Agundur-KDE/Bonsai... GitDiagram — https://gitdiagram.com/Agundur-KDE/Bo... Gitingest — https://gitingest.com/Agundur-KDE/Bon... DeepWiki — https://deepwiki.com/Agundur-KDE/Bons... GitMCP — https://gitmcp.io/Agundur-KDE/BonsaiP... GitVize — https://gitvize.com/Agundur-KDE/Bonsa... These services do not all perform the same job. Generated diagrams and wikis are interpretations, not replacements for the repository itself. Before using any third-party service with private code, check its current privacy and retention documentation. #GitHub #CodingTools #DeveloperTools #AI #OpenSource