Every indexed repository gets the public-record facts. A growing subset gets a deep audit: the judge clones the repository and reads the source it chooses — every claim in the summary cites what was read.
“fzf is the command-line fuzzy finder: the single Go binary that turned interactive filtering into a shell primitive, with first-class integrations for four shells, Vim, and tmux [readme]. The question this audit set out to answer is whether a 13-year-old tool run essentially by one person can still be trusted as a daily dependency. The code answers louder than the bus factor does.”
Every repository gets a page built from observable facts: release cadence, maintainer concentration, commit activity, bus factor. Computed, not judged.
3,513 repositories
A bounded agentic review: the judge clones the repository and reads the source it chooses — tests, entry points, the weird corners. Every claim in the summary cites what was read.
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