🏆 Notable contributions
Popular open-source repos they've shipped to (commits + PRs)
Score breakdown
🛠 Featured work
Their own popular and pinned repositories
🧬 Stack & domains
🧬 Most similar developers
Closest profile, nearby score
🔥 Full roast
🔥 4 years on GitHub, zero stars across all your own repos, 27 forks and a templated personal page as your entire portfolio, riding 85k-star vllm PRs to polish a resume that's way shinier than your actua
qianlihuang — 60.90/100 · NPC (Average · Unremarkable)
TL;DR: A GitHub user who treats open source as a spectator sport: all substantive value comes from contributing to other people’s marquee projects, while their own profile is a barren wasteland of zero-star forks and a templated personal page. No bot activity, but also no real original impact to speak of.
| Dimension | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Account maturity | 8.6/10 | Registered 4.8 years, contributions span 6 calendar years; no time-travel anomalies, just sporadic activity spread thinner than your fork collection. |
| Original project quality | 4.7/18 | 3 original repos, zero total stars across all of them, and your most "polished" project is a forked personal page template you didn't even bother to promote — your home turf is a ghost town. |
| Contribution quality | 14.5/27 | 8 merged PRs out of 33 total submissions, 3 maintainer-closed unmerged PRs, 14 author-closed external PRs, 1 author-closed own-repo PR — you close more PRs than you get merged, and the maintainers' close button is worn thin from bouncing your work. |
| Ecosystem / maintenance impact | 18.1/20 | All-time 28 PRs and 8 commits across 4 popular repos, including 16 PRs to vllm-project/vllm (85k stars) and 8 PRs to sgl-project/sglang (29k stars) — you're a reliable gig worker for other people's flagship projects, but you don't own any of the real estate. |
| Community influence | 2.5/8 | 9 followers, 87 following — you're the simp of the GitHub follow graph, chasing clout from projects you'll never get to contribute to at a meaningful level. |
| Activity authenticity | 12.5/17 | 79 contributions last year, no bot or farming signals, only 1 trivial PR in the recent sample — your activity is genuine, just painfully unremarkable and entirely focused on other people's codebases. |
Red flags
- All 3 of your original repos have zero total stars, including the personal page template you last updated 4 months ago.
- You closed 14 external PRs yourself, more than the 8 you successfully got merged — you abandon more contributions than you complete.
- Your highest-rated original project is a forked Jekyll academic website template with no meaningful custom work, passed off as your own flagship.
- Your follow-to-follower ratio is nearly 10:1, a textbook signal of clout-chasing rather than organic community influence.
Score calibration No extra adjustment. The base score already accounts for your weak original project footprint, low community influence, and high share of contribution work directed at other people's popular repos.
Verdict Normal, unremarkable open source participant — you show up to contribute to big projects occasionally, but have no original impact, no community clout, and a profile that reads like a resume cover letter for someone else's codebase.