List the repositories the current user has starred

GET/api/user/stars

listUserStars

Newest star first, keyset-paginated, each row with its `star_count`. Pass a previous response's `next_cursor` back as `cursor` for the next (older) page; `limit` defaults to 20 and is capped at 50. Only repositories the caller can currently read are listed — a starred repository that has since gone private, or whose grant was revoked, is omitted rather than shown as a link that 404s. A page is full unless it is the last: `next_cursor` is absent exactly when nothing readable follows, except that access withdrawn while the page is read can leave it short with a cursor. The cursor is opaque and valid only for the account that received it; a malformed, foreign or expired `cursor` is a 400.

Requires authentication using a bearer token or a session cookie — see tokens and scopes.

curl

curl -X GET 'https://neosource.dev/api/user/stars' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer $NEOSOURCE_TOKEN'

fetch

fetch("https://neosource.dev/api/user/stars", {
  method: "GET",
  headers: {
    Authorization: "Bearer $NEOSOURCE_TOKEN",
  },
});

Query parameters

cursor: Opaque pagination cursor from a previous response's `next_cursor`.
string
limit: Page size; default 20, max 50.
integerint64
default20

Responses

200Starred repositories

application/json

StarredReposResponse

object

`GET /api/user/stars` and `GET /api/users/{handle}/stars` — one page of an account's starred repositories the caller can read, newest star first. `repos` is exactly [`RepoListResponse`]'s row shape, every row with its `star_count`. `next_cursor` is an opaque token to pass back as `cursor` for the next (older) page, `null` when nothing the caller can read follows. Starred repositories the caller cannot read are omitted without a trace: a page is full unless it is the last, except that access withdrawn while the page is read can leave it short with a cursor.

next_cursor

string | null

reposrequired

array

items

RepoResponse

object

activity_at: integer | nullint64
When the repo last changed, as the owner list sorts and shows it (ms since the epoch): the later of `updated_at` (a settings write) and its last push. Present only on `GET /api/owners/{handle}/repos` rows, whose statement reads it; absent (not `null`) everywhere else. Set only through [`RepoResponse::with_activity_at`].
allowed_merge_methodsrequired: array
Which merge methods this repo permits at all. Never empty, and always in a canonical order (`merge` before `squash`) — it is a set, so the server normalises the order on write rather than echoing the order it was sent.
itemsMergeMethod
created_atrequired: integerint64
created_byrequired: string
default_branchrequired: string
default_merge_methodrequired: MergeMethod
delete_branch_on_mergerequired: boolean
Whether merging a PR against this repo also deletes its source branch. `true` on a repo nobody has configured — see the settings route for why this one defaults on where the merge-method fields default to today's behaviour.
descriptionrequired: string
mirror_source_url: string | null
mirror_status: one of
RepoMirrorStatus
null
ownerrequired: string
parent: one of
RepoParentInfo
null
primary_language: string | null
The default branch's primary language: the language with the most code lines in the stored breakdown (ADR 0105, ADR 0187). Absent until a fill under the current classification policy has run, and for a repo with no code. An open vocabulary (tokei's names), like `LanguageStat::name`.
repo_idrequired: string
slugrequired: string
star_count: integer | nullint64
All-time star count. Present on exactly four routes — `GET /api/user/stars`, `GET /api/users/{handle}/stars`, `GET /api/repos?sort=trending` and `GET /api/owners/{handle}/repos` — whose store reads carry the count in the same statement. Absent (not `null`) everywhere else, including the default `GET /api/repos`: the repo detail's `stats.star_count` is the per-repo source. Set only through [`RepoResponse::with_star_count`].
statusrequired: RepoStatusOutput
updated_atrequired: integerint64
versionrequired: integerint32
visibilityrequired: RepoVisibilityInput
workspace_idrequired: string

403Forbidden — one of: forbidden, needs_scope

application/json

one of

ErrorForbidden
NeedsScopeError
object
`403` body returned when a classic OAuth token is asked for something its granted scopes do not cover — an explicit private listing without `repo`, or the one-click GitHub mirror without `admin:public_key`. `scope` names the missing grant so the client can say exactly what the token lacks. There is no elevation route to widen it any more (a re-link goes through the GitHub App, whose tokens carry no scopes), so the client's answer is to say so, never to start a handshake.
errorrequired
string
Always `needs_scope` — this body exists to carry the extra fields that kind needs.
"needs_scope"
scoperequired
string
The provider scope to request via elevation (e.g. `"repo"`).

Standard errors

Bodies documented once for the whole API — see standard errors.

400Bad Request — one of: invalid_input
401Authentication required
429Rate limited — retry after the `Retry-After` header
500Internal server error
503Service temporarily unavailable / at capacity — retry after the `Retry-After` header
504Gateway timeout — the request exceeded the server's handling budget

Schemas

Referenced above. Listed here rather than expanded inline, so the same definition is not repeated at every level.

`MergeMethod`

string

How a pull request's commits land on its target branch. A repo carries two settings over this enum (`migrations/20260820120000_repo_merge_methods.sql`): the set it *permits* (`RepoRecord::allowed_merge_methods`, never empty) and the one the merge path reaches for when the request names none (`RepoRecord::default_merge_method`, always a member of that set — enforced by the settings route, which is the only place both columns are visible at once). `Default` is [`MergeMethod::Merge`] to match the column default, which is itself the pre-existing behaviour of every repo: before this setting existed, a merge always minted a two-parent commit. `Rebase` is deliberately absent rather than merely unimplemented — it replays N commits, can conflict per commit, and rewrites the SHAs the stacked-PR re-parent invariant leans on (`plans/archive/pr-merge-methods-2026-08.md` §"Not doing"). Adding it later is one `ALTER TYPE merge_method ADD VALUE` plus an arm here, which is why the stored shape is an enum array and not a pair of booleans.

"merge""squash"

`RepoMirrorStatus`

object

[`RepoResponse::mirror_status`]: how current a `_mirror` repository is.

last_synced_at: integer | nullint64
When the daily refresh last synced from the upstream (ms since the epoch); absent before the first sync.
latest_ci: one of
CommitStatusState
string
State of a single commit status, GitHub-shaped. `Error` is distinct from `Failure` on individual statuses (infrastructure/tooling breakage vs. a real red result) but the combined rollup folds both into `Failure`.
"pending""success""failure""error"
null

`RepoParentInfo`

object

Summary of a fork's parent repository.

repo_idrequired: string

`RepoStatusOutput`

string

Repo lifecycle state surfaced by the API. Mirrors `RepoStatus`. See ADR 0012 §2.

"creating""ready""importing""import_failed"

`RepoVisibilityInput`

string

"public""internal""private"