A web app that tracks the gap between 'project is dead' community sentiment and actual development health metrics for open-source projects
Open-source projects like OpenClaw get declared dead 177 times while shipping weekly releases and maintaining 373K stars. OpenSSF Scorecard covers security posture but nobody tracks the sentiment-vs-reality gap. This tool scrapes death declarations from HN, Reddit, Medium, and newsletters, then plots them against real health signals like commit velocity, release cadence, CVE response time, ecosystem startup count, and TrustMRR revenue. The output is a single dashboard answering 'is this project actually dying or is the internet just loud.'
Demand Breakdown
Social Proof 4 sources
Gap Assessment
3 tools exist (OpenSSF Scorecard, Snyk Open Source, Heisenberg) but gaps remain: No community sentiment tracking, no death-declaration monitoring, no ecosystem revenue data, purely security-focused; No project-level health assessment, no community sentiment, focused on vulnerability management not project viability.
Features4 agent-ready prompts
Competitive LandscapeFREE
| Product | Does | Missing |
|---|---|---|
| OpenSSF Scorecard | Automated security health scoring for open-source projects (0-10 scale) based on best practices like branch protection, CI/CD, fuzzing, pinned dependencies | No community sentiment tracking, no death-declaration monitoring, no ecosystem revenue data, purely security-focused |
| Snyk Open Source | Dependency vulnerability scanning with risk scoring based on severity, exploit maturity, and reachability | No project-level health assessment, no community sentiment, focused on vulnerability management not project viability |
| Heisenberg | Open-source supply chain health checker that scores packages by blending popularity, maintenance, dependents, and vulnerability signals | No community sentiment analysis, no death-declaration tracking, no real-time monitoring, batch analysis only |
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