Anonymous GitHub makes a read-only mirror of your repository, pull request, or gist. It redacts the terms you choose in text files, so reviewers can browse your artifact through an anonymous link.
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.
Terms are redacted in text files. Enabled images and PDFs are served unchanged, so review them for identifying content before sharing. Monitor your mirror, update it, or remove it when the review is over.
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{{ f?.cta }} →1# Training loop for DeepLearnUtils 2# Author: XXXX-1, XXXX-2 3import torch 4from utils import load_config 5 6def train(config): 7 model = build_model(config) 8 for epoch in range(config.epochs): 9 loss = step(model) 10 log("epoch %d: %.3f", epoch, loss)
The GitHub App has read-only access to gists and the repositories you choose. Legacy OAuth uses broader permissions. Anonymous GitHub never writes to your repositories.
Source code with syntax highlighting, Markdown, Jupyter notebooks, PDFs, images, and GitHub Pages sites. Text files are anonymized; enabled images and PDFs are served unchanged.
You choose: the mirror is removed, or visitors are redirected to the original GitHub repository once the review is over.
Create an anonymous mirror in a couple of minutes. Reviewers just open the link.