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Account maturity10.0 / 10
Original project quality7.2 / 18
Contribution quality26.9 / 27
Ecosystem / maintenance impact18.7 / 20
Community influence5.0 / 8
Activity authenticity17.0 / 17

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🔥 Your 46-star dataset repo fooled the base scorer, all 33 high-star repo contributions are unverified blind spots, recent external PRs all target a 1-star repo, and you follow 180+ more accounts than f

xzyaoi — 74.80/100 · SOLID (Solid · Trustworthy)

TL;DR: Looks impressive on paper until you realize 100% of his all-time high-star repo contributions have zero file-level proof, his top original project is a non-usable dataset, and his recent external work is exclusively aimed at a 1-star repo — the ELITE label was a generous mistake.

DimensionScoreNotes
Account maturity10/10Registered 11.5 years, active across 12 contribution years, 4,194 contributions last year — long enough to know better than to lean on unverified impact claims.
Original project quality7.2/1849 original repos, 74 total stars, top repo is a 46-star research dataset (crosstalk-dataset) that isn't usable software, so those stars don't count for project quality credit per scoring rules.
Contribution quality26.9/27295 merged PRs out of 329 total, only 3 maintainer-closed unmerged PRs, 22 author-closed external PRs — but all 33 all-time popular-repo contributions have zero file-level verification, so the high score here is built on unproven work.
Ecosystem / maintenance impact18.7/2033 PRs + 167 commits into repos with up to 18k stars (e.g. fastapi/sqlmodel) — but none of these contributions have file-level samples to confirm they're core engineering rather than docs/templates/frontend window dressing.
Community influence5/8197 followers, 380 following — the reverse follow ratio is a solid signal that his influence is mostly self-directed curation, not organic community traction.
Activity authenticity17/174,194 contributions last year, no trivial PR farming, no templated PR flood — recent activity is real, just almost entirely targeted at a single 1-star external repo (ResearchComputer/xkernels).
Red flags
  1. All 33 all-time contributions to high-star popular repos have zero file-level verification, so their quality, scope (core engineering vs docs/templates/frontend touch-ups), and even existence are unconfirmed — the high contribution quality and ecosystem impact scores are built on unsubstantiated claims.
  2. The top-starred original repository is a research dataset repo (crosstalk-dataset), not usable software, so its 46 stars cannot be counted as positive project quality credit per scoring rules.
  3. Recent external PR activity is 100% targeted at a 1-star external repo (ResearchComputer/xkernels), with no recent merged PRs to high-star external popular repos, so recent activity does not corroborate the all-time high ecosystem impact claim.
  4. The high-star impact repo fastapi/sqlmodel lists 1 PR and 0 commits, an anomalous data point that requires verification to confirm the contribution's validity and quality.
  5. The impact repo railwayapp/templates is a templates repo, so any contributions to it would be classified as docs/templates work rather than core engineering, which would further reduce the core contribution quality claim if verified. Score calibration The -10 score correction accounts for two base-score overvaluations: all 33 all-time popular-repo contributions lack file-level verification, so their assigned quality and impact points are unsubstantiated, and the top-starred original repo is a non-usable research dataset, so its 46 stars do not qualify for project quality credit per scoring rules. Verdict Needs human review before any ELITE-tier trust is warranted — the current score is propped up by unverified claims that require file-level confirmation to validate.