GitHub repository health analysis

Meet codeautopsy.

Post-mortem analysis of dead GitHub repos

Live terminal
codeautopsy — zsh live
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Runtime
Node.js 24+
Output
Human + JSON
Automation
CI friendly
License
MIT
The workflow

From repository activity to a clear prognosis.

Authenticate once with GitHub CLI, then inspect any repository by name or URL.

01

Authenticate

$ gh auth login

Use the GitHub CLI credentials already trusted on your machine.

02

Analyze

$ codeautopsy atom/atom

Inspect commits, issues, releases, contributors, and activity trends.

03

Automate

$ codeautopsy atom/atom --json

Feed the health score and detected signals into scripts or CI workflows.

04

Share

$ codeautopsy atom/atom --share

Generate a polished death-certificate card directly from the analysis.

Built for real workflows

A readable certificate and structured evidence.

Review the diagnosis in your terminal, export the complete report as JSON, or generate a shareable image with the same underlying data.

0–100 health score
Detected death signals
Structured JSON mode
Shareable result cards
Structured outputJSON
{
  "fullName": "atom/atom",
  "score": 0,
  "status": "dead",
  "causeOfDeath": "Archived by owner",
  "signals": [
    { "signal": "Repository is archived", "severity": "critical" }
  ]
}
Ready when you are

Put codeautopsy in your terminal.