Bilingual, privacy-conscious tools for open-source work

I build bilingual, privacy-conscious tools for understanding public projects, preparing contributor tasks, and reflecting locally. The projects favor evidence people can verify, clear limits, and useful browser experiences over popularity claims.

Projects

• RepoScope — a README-first, evidence-backed guide to what a public GitHub repository does, how to try it, what to verify, and whether it fits your needs. Try RepoScope.
• IssueReady — a maintainer-side pre-publish check for clear, current, actionable beginner issues, triage, and contributor onboarding. Try IssueReady.
• DAYU — a pre-beta, evidence-first reality check for repository signals, unusual ratios, and gaps between public claims and visible substance. Try DAYU.
• Facet Personality — a bilingual, local-first personality reflection quiz built around 32 everyday scenarios. Try Facet Personality.

RepoScope explains a repository for someone considering adoption. IssueReady helps maintainers prepare individual tasks. DAYU asks a narrower research question about whether public repository signals support the story being told.

中文简介

我在做一组中英双语、注重隐私的开源工具：RepoScope 帮助用户先从 README 看懂仓库，IssueReady 帮助维护者在发布前准备好新手 Issue，DAYU 核对公开信号与项目说法是否相符，Facet Personality 则是一款本地优先的人格反思测试。

这些项目尽量把依据、局限和隐私边界说清楚，也不会把热度当成质量证明。