Roadmap

Where RepoGrade is going

Here is what is live, what we are building right now, and what we are still thinking through. The feedback people send below has a real say in what gets built next.

Shipped

Deep content analysis

Reads package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, and CI configs to detect test scripts, linters, and frameworks - not just file presence.

Shareable report links

A stable URL for any graded report, rendered instantly from the latest scan with a social preview card showing the grade.

Embeddable grade badge

A README badge that shows your current RepoGrade score, like a CI badge. Copy the markdown from any report.

Community leaderboard

The top 25 highest-scoring public repos, filterable by language. Updates every time a repo is graded.

In progress

Export to PDF or image

Download a clean, shareable version of any report to use offline or in presentations.

Broader language support

The rubric is best calibrated for Python, JS, and TypeScript today. Go, Rust, and other ecosystems are next.

Planned

Score history

Track how a repo's grade changes over time as improvements are made. See which fixes moved the needle.

GitHub App

Post a grade comment on pull requests automatically, so contributors see the impact of their changes before merging.

Repo comparison

Compare two repos side by side across all categories to see exactly where one outperforms the other.

Custom rubric weights

Adjust how much each category contributes to the final score to match what matters for your project type.

Exploring

Accounts and saved history

LLM-enhanced review

Optional written feedback layered on top of the deterministic score, for deeper qualitative insight.

ML readiness checks

Specific checks for Python ML projects: model card, dataset card, reproducible training setup.

Have an idea or found a bug?

Tell us what would make RepoGrade more useful. Ideas, bug reports, and general feedback all reach us directly.