Alex Tyh Wang

Ten repos under 20 KB, completely empty: money, Todo-List-App, and a whole graveyard of others just waiting to be archived. You have 13 repos created and abandoned within two weeks; FantasyForge and Text-Replace both dead on arrival, just like the excitement you promised at that hackathon. A staggering 50% of your 22 original repos come with no descriptions at all; calling them ‘projects’ is generous — they’re more like fleeting thoughts saved in code.

Your longest push gap clocks in at 686 days, meaning that whatever spark you had has dimmed to a flicker. Even your dependents are confused: your chatio-chat repo boasts 67 runtime dependencies, as if throwing everything at the wall would somehow yield a product. With a Builder Score of 38/100, you’re firmly entrenched in D-tier territory, where even the repos have given up hope on your coding journey.