Hi. Not many stuff on GittHub, except what I recently posted: GitHub - PassThePeas/OpusDevTools: Tools to enhance Directory Opus scripting · GitHub
The rest of my scripts have been posted directly here. And the reason I went for GitHub on this one is only due to the fact that this is not strictly Opus scripts, but some kind of package with vscode config files mixed with some Opus scripts.
More about it here: VSCode Integration (typings, intellisense, snippets).
It depends on your needs. I do see logs not only as a debug option, but also a) for some scripts as a way to ensure the proper branching was chosen at some point in the script, and b) as a way to keep track of some important actions (which was the driver for having the ability to log to files as well as the console without having to go through all the code and change the log calls. And that led in turn to some ways to manage the log files so they don't pile up and take space indefinitely).