[nathanwallace]

If the projects were my own, I'd consider a monorepo. We use this approach for Steampipe samples - https://github.com/turbot/steampipe-samples

If it's a collection of changes, small improvements, etc to existing projects and repos then personally I'd go for separate forked repos. Then you can track your changes relative to the original project source code and (hopefully) contribute back PRs etc more easily.

As always - there are pros & cons to both - just a matter of choosing the approach that feels best 51% of the time :-). Of course, it's minor in general compared to the value of just keeping on moving on your projects and work!