Repository guidance
Do scoped instructions explain commands, boundaries, and conventions?
A deterministic readiness check for public GitHub repositories. Get a score, the evidence behind it, and the three highest-leverage fixes.
We read public repository metadata and selected setup files. No code is written, no security probing is performed, and no GitHub sign-in is required.
The check looks for the interfaces an autonomous coding agent needs to understand, change, and verify a repository without inventing the rules.
Do scoped instructions explain commands, boundaries, and conventions?
Can a clean environment reproduce dependencies and start the project?
Are tests and quality checks discoverable and runnable?
Will automation catch a plausible agent mistake before merge?
Can an agent map a request to the right files and contribution flow?
Are required variables documented without exposing credentials?
The $49 pack turns the public evidence into tailored starter files. It is designed to be applied asynchronously—no call, questionnaire, or private access.
It is
A narrow, evidence-based diagnostic of repository interfaces used by coding agents.
It is not
A security audit, code review, compliance opinion, or guarantee of agent performance.
Data policy
Only public GitHub data is read. We retain the repo URL, score, and timestamp to operate the experiment.