GitHub Code Web Component: embed code from GitHub URLs
An experimental Web Component that fetches and displays code from GitHub URLs. It uses GPT-5.5 to generate the component based on a prompt, converting GitHub URLs to raw.githubusercontent.com URLs and fetching specific line ranges with line numbers. It solves the problem of embedding code snippets from GitHub repositories in web pages.
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