Find the reason to return
An individual audit connects the original purpose, present condition, technical debt, and a concrete resurrection plan.
Web · local demo workspaceGood code deserves a second life.
Explore the project graveyard. Audit forgotten GitHub repositories, understand what’s left, and find the ones worth bringing back.
A local sample workspace demonstrates repository audits, project status, portfolio value, and practical next steps.
Some abandoned repositories are dead ends. Others are one good weekend away from becoming useful. I wanted a way to tell the difference without opening every single one.
Django renders the interface and owns user isolation.
A durable database queue runs repository analysis.
Interchangeable AI providers analyze selected repository evidence.
From the first screen to the details that make it useful.
An individual audit connects the original purpose, present condition, technical debt, and a concrete resurrection plan.
Web · local demo workspacePrioritize the projects worth revisiting and keep the first useful task beside each repository.
Web · local demo workspaceBrowse inactive projects with their audit context before deciding what to revive or keep as a reference.
Web · local demo workspaceRequires Python 3.13 and environment setup, database migrations, a GitHub App, and a scan worker. Continue with the repository’s full setup guide.
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements-dev.lock