tdurieuxandClaude Fable 5.1
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The dashboard showed the anonymize date under "Expired", a dash in the
Expires column for 54 of 60 rows, raw status codes such as
branch_not_found, and a chip reading "REMOVED" that actually meant
"removed items are hidden". Muted text sat at 3.5:1 contrast, keyboard
focus was invisible, numbers were left-aligned, and a legacy record
without an identifier rendered as an empty link to /pr/undefined/.
This rewrites the dashboard template and controller and tightens the
theme tokens:
- Status sub-line is labelled ("anonymized on Sep 6, 2026"); Expires
shows Never, the date, or "Expired on <date>".
- Conference folded into the name cell as a tag; Views right-aligned;
every column header is a keyboard-sortable button with aria-sort.
- Sort/Status buttons show their state; chips read "Hiding Removed";
result count and Clear filters; empty state with a way out.
- Status filter covers Ready, In progress, Error, Expired, Removed.
Stuck downloads say so; codes map to sentences; statuses to labels.
- Lists load in parallel and merge once behind a skeleton; broken
records are flagged instead of linking nowhere.
- Actions menu: View, View page, Edit, Force update, divider, Remove,
all as buttons rather than href="#" anchors.
- Theme: warm dark canvas, muted text >= 4.5:1 in both modes, semantic
status tokens, 11/13/14/16px type scale, mono only for identifiers,
6px/10px/pill radii, :focus-visible ring, quota bars in ink until a
limit is near, unlimited shown as such.
- Mobile: no 9px text, filter row wraps in two lines, meta on one line.
Adds scripts/dev-mock.js to serve the dashboard with fixture data and
test/dashboard-ui.test.js covering the filters, template invariants and
token contrast.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Anonymous GitHub
Share your code and data for double-anonymous peer review — without giving your identity away.
Public instance · How it works · Self-hosting
Why
Double-anonymous review asks you to anonymize the artifact behind your paper — the code and data — exactly like the paper itself. Doing that by hand (owner, organization, repository name, logins, and every mention buried in the files) is tedious and easy to get wrong. Anonymous GitHub does it for you and serves the result behind a shareable link.
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Public instance
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CLI
Anonymize a repository locally and produce an anonymized zip:
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anonymous_github
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Run your own instance with Docker
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git clone https://github.com/tdurieux/anonymous_github/
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npm i
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Related tools
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