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ArcKit sends no usage data, so these numbers come only from searching public GitHub. Private repositories, other code hosts and the plugin installs themselves never show up, so the real use is higher. Other projects are also called ArcKit, and we leave those out.
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Week by week
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| Week | Using | Organisations | Mentioning | Issues and PRs | Repos with commits |
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Who uses it and who mentions it
A repository counts as using ArcKit when it holds ARC documents that ArcKit wrote, or has ArcKit set up for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot or another assistant without any documents yet.
Repositories that name ArcKit without using it: awesome lists and trend trackers, articles, documentation, code that borrows from ArcKit, and READMEs.
Issues and pull requests in other people’s repositories that mention ArcKit.
Repositories whose commit messages mention ArcKit, with the latest one. Commits copied from ArcKit’s own history are left out.