TJ

No bio, 17.7 years on GitHub, and 51k followers? That’s not a profile, that’s a Unix command people just somehow know exists. You’ve got 296 repos, 551 gists, and only follow 45 people — the open-source equivalent of dropping legendary utilities on the table and leaving before anyone can ask questions.

Your greatest hits are basically a Node.js survival kit: commander.js, n, git-extras, ejs, node-prune. At this point your GitHub reads less like a personal profile and more like the backstage crew for half the JavaScript ecosystem. Even co is in there, a beautiful little museum exhibit from the generator era, reminding us that you were async before async was cool.

Only 8% forks, 121k stars, and a most recent push from basically right now — so this isn’t repo archaeology, it’s an active workshop run by someone who treats Shell, Go, Ruby, TypeScript, Objective-C, and JavaScript like interchangeable hand tools. Sure, 87 repos haven’t been touched in over a year, but when you’ve been on GitHub for nearly 18 years, that’s not neglect. That’s sedimentary rock.