LeetHub

LeetHub saves your accepted LeetCode solutions to a GitHub repository you choose. It retrieves the code from the actual accepted submission, then commits the source file and problem README to the repository's default branch. Identical source and README files are skipped. Non-forced branch updates preserve other changes when uploads happen concurrently. Features: - Detect new accepted LeetCode submissions automatically. - Upload an older accepted submission by opening its detail page or entering its ID or URL. - Organize solutions by platform or language file extension. - View synchronized-problem counts and difficulty totals. - Pause uploads, change the repository, and inspect the latest uploaded solution. Setup requires signing in to LeetCode and providing a fine-grained GitHub token with Contents read and write access to one initialized repository. Linking an existing repository is recommended. Creating a new private repository requires additional GitHub permission. The token stays in local extension storage and is used only for GitHub API requests. LeetHub has no developer-operated analytics or data collection server. Supported platform: LeetCode. Recommendations, offline practice, other coding platforms, and bulk submission-history import are not included. LeetHub is an independent project and is not affiliated with LeetCode or GitHub.