How to clone all GitHub repos of multiple users at once?

Repo Link This script helps you clone all repositories of a given list of GitHub users (including organizations) at once, instead of cloning them manually one by one. I built it after running into the need to archive and collect repositories from multiple accounts efficiently. The goal was simple: automate bulk cloning in a clean, repeatable way. What It Does Accepts multiple GitHub usernames Fetches all accessible repositories via the GitHub API Clones them into a structured local directory Supports shallow clone ( --depth 1 ) or full history Skips repositories that are inaccessible or already cloned Each user gets their own folder inside the target directory. Requirements Python 3.12+ git installed and available in PATH A GitHub Personal Access Token with read access to repository contents Setup Generate a Personal Access Token: Go to GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens Create a token with repository read access Copy sample.env to .env Replace the placehol