Anonymous GitHub makes a read-only mirror of your repository, pull request, or gist with every trace of identity removed, so you can attach a link to your submission without breaking anonymity.
Names, affiliations, emails, and any term you list are replaced across the README, source files, notebooks, and PDF links. Reviewers browse the real thing, not a zip.
Every mirror is read-only and passes through the same filter, from the README to a PDF's link targets. Monitor it, update it, or remove it the day the decision is out.
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{{ f?.cta }} →GitHub's OAuth scopes have no read-only option for private repositories. Anonymous GitHub only ever reads your repositories; it never pushes, modifies, or deletes anything.
Source code with syntax highlighting, Markdown, Jupyter notebooks, PDFs, images, and GitHub Pages sites. Everything passes through the same redaction filter.
You choose: the mirror is removed, or visitors are redirected to the original GitHub repository once the review is over.