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In December 2024, we announced gh-skyline, a GitHub CLI extension that allows our developer community to generate a 3D version of their GitHub Contribution Graph into an STL file ready for printing on a 3D printer, just in time to capture all of those contributions! Before we explain any more about Skyline or how we built it, let’s make sure you’re familiar with the GitHub CLI. Through a command line interface (CLI), you can interact with applications or the operating system in a text-based interface via your terminal. In other words, the GitHub CLI brings GitHub to your terminal and other locations where you can run command line scripts, like automated processes such as GitHub Actions. Once you’ve authenticated, the CLI can interact with a number of the core parts of GitHub, like Issues, Pull Requests, Codespaces and Actions workflows. But you’re not just limited to the commands available directly from the GitHub CLI. It’s designed to be extensible so that you can create your own GitHub CLI extensions.