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The 25 driest public repos

Public repositories shared on DRY.codes, ranked by originality. Internal is how little a repo repeats itself; Public is how original it is versus every other public repo. A wide Internal→Public gap means it overlaps other public code — forked, templated, or, increasingly, agent-generated. Click a column to re-rank, or hover a score for the breakdown.

Showing the top 25 of 45 public repositories, ranked by Public DRY (originality vs the whole corpus).

The problem

Duplication scales with your company

Add engineers and you add code. Add code and — with cheerful inevitability — you add the same code again, written slightly differently by someone who had no idea the first version existed. Left unsupervised, a codebase quietly becomes a slightly worse copy of itself. The bigger the team, the more of it is déjà vu.

And that was before the agents arrived. A coding agent writes more code, faster, with even less idea of what already exists, so a single engineer now ships the output of a whole team. The multiplier stopped being your headcount. It became how much code your headcount can summon.

Why DRY.codes

Save up to 80% in token usage

Every time an agent regenerates code that already exists, you pay for it twice — once to write it, and forever after to keep two copies politely agreeing with each other. DRY.codes gives your agent the memory to find and reuse what's already in your repos, so it writes less and ships more.

The knowledge base

Not a linter. A knowledge base for your code.

Indexing a repository doesn't just scan it, it adds the code to a connected knowledge base of how things are already built. Every file becomes a node; every shared pattern, a link. Your agent queries that graph over MCP to find what already exists across your repos (and the public corpus) before it writes a single new line. The more you index, the more the graph knows, and the less your agents repeat.

How it works

From repo to reuse

1. 1

   Connect your repos

   Sign in with GitHub and pick the repositories DRY.codes should index.

2. ★

   Installrecommended

   The skill makes your agent check DRY.codes before writing — turning the AGENTS.md rule from the top of this page into something it follows every time.

   Claude Code Codex Any MCP client

   One command installs the skill and connects DRY.codes — sign in, then pick your repos or the public corpus:

   /plugin marketplace add max-network/plugins
   /plugin install dry-codes@max-network

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   Register the marketplace, then install the dry-codes plugin (or enable it from Codex's plugin directory):

   codex plugin marketplace add max-network/plugins
   codex plugin add dry-codes@max-network

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   Point any MCP client at https://dry.codes/mcp and sign in — then pick an endpoint or the public corpus. (A client without OAuth? Use a per-endpoint URL from the dashboard.) Then install the skill:

   curl -sL --create-dirs \
     -o .claude/skills/dry-codes/SKILL.md \
     https://dry.codes/skill/SKILL.md

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   View the skill · works with Claude Code, Codex, Claude.ai, and the Agent Skills standard.

3. 2

   Point your agent at it

   Sign in to https://dry.codes/mcp to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client.

4. 3

   Reuse, don't regenerate

   Your agent finds and reuses what already exists — fewer tokens, less duplication, a cleaner codebase.