repo-eval

Score a GitHub repo 0-100 on momentum (popularity trajectory) and maintenance (how well it is run), then drop it on a quadrant. Two axes decouple: a repo can be popular-but-abandoned or niche-but-impeccable. Read them together, never alone.

• Momentum comes from the OSS Insight API (no auth): stargazers history, issue/PR-creator history, org breakdown.
• Maintenance comes from gh (your existing auth): time-to-first-response, time-to-merge, PR acceptance rate, issue half-life, open-PR backlog age, release cadence, self-merge rate, contributor concentration, CI. These are computed month-by-month over a ≥12-month window (--months, default 18) and fitted to a slope, so trends — not just current levels — drive the verdict (e.g. response time creeping up = dying, flat = mature).

The script always prints the raw metrics beside the scores — the verdict is auditable, not a black box. See REFERENCE.md for every metric definition, the scoring thresholds, and the gotchas (squash-merge, bot noise, mature-vs-dying).

Quick start