🏥 gh-repo-health: Check Your GitHub Repo's Health Score in Seconds

Have you ever opened a GitHub repo and wondered "is this project actually maintained?" — or pushed your own project and asked "does this even look professional?" I asked myself the same questions. So I built gh-repo-health — a CLI tool that audits any GitHub repository and gives it a health score based on community standards. 🤔 Why I Built This When I was exploring open source projects to contribute to, I kept manually checking: Does it have a README? Is there a CONTRIBUTING guide? Any issue templates? A LICENSE file? A CODE_OF_CONDUCT? Doing this for every repo was exhausting. I wanted a single command that tells me everything at once. So I built gh-repo-health. ⚡ What It Does gh-repo-health scans any public GitHub repository and checks for key community health files: File Why It Matters README.md First impression — does the project explain itself? LICENSE Legal clarity for contributors and users CONTRIBUTING.md Guides new contributors on how to help CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md Sets community