Acceleration service is live: full coverage of five GitHub resource types
Release, Raw, Archive, Gist and Git Clone are all supported, with link formats matching mainstream acceleration sites.
Blog
Site news, usage tips and acceleration practices to get the most out of your GitHub links.
Speeding up large downloads: resumable transfers and multi-line scheduling
How to configure resume options for wget / curl / aria2, and how to continue after an interrupted download.
How Git Clone acceleration works: transparent Smart HTTP forwarding
How clone requests are forwarded through edge nodes, and why shallow clones suit large repositories.
Raw file acceleration in practice: install scripts, config distribution and dotfiles
How to point curl | bash pipelines at the accelerated address, and how to distribute configs and dotfiles.
Archive source packages: CI artifacts, offline builds and pinned versions
Choosing between branch, tag and commit snapshots, and how to pin versions with checksum verification in CI.
Gist acceleration: code snippets and lightweight collaboration
The two Gist domains, the raw link structure, and common sharing and quoting scenarios.
A complete guide to wget / curl / aria2
Tool selection, a quick parameter reference and battle-tested combinations.
Integrating GitHub acceleration into your CI/CD pipeline
When pipelines crawl on GitHub: replacing download URLs, caching and failure fallback.