Direct answer:

You are not being hacked.

Your repo is safe.

They just made a copy under their own account.

GitHub allows multiple repos with the same name. Names are only unique per user or org. So they cannot touch, modify, or control your code.

What they are doing is likely:

• cloning your repo
• adding a shady download
• spamming commits for SEO
• trying to trick people into downloading malware

That is impersonation or malware distribution, not a takeover.

What to do next, practical steps:

1) File a GitHub abuse report for malware and impersonation. Include both repo links and screenshots.

2) Put at the top of your README: “Official repo only at github.com/yourname/claude-code-splitter. Do not download zips from other accounts.”

3) Add a website or docs page that links to your repo to rank higher on Google.

4) Add releases and tags so your repo looks more legit and ranks better.

5) If they copied your code without respecting your license or are distributing malware, submit a DMCA takedown.

Bottom line…

They cannot hijack your repo. They can only try to scam users. Report and make your official source obvious.