Verdict-first
A fit call — strong / solid / care / risky — plus a one-line bottom line, before anything else. The decision, then the evidence.
One click turns any GitHub, GitLab, npm, or PyPI page into a plain-English, verdict-first briefing — what it is, whether it fits, and how it’s actually built. Not the README’s pitch. The real shape of the thing.
Bring your own model · 20+ providers · no server, no account, nothing leaves your browser
Lenses up — reading past the README.
Stars tell you a project is popular. They don’t tell you whether it fits your problem. RepoLens leads with a fit call and a one-line bottom line — then lets you go as deep as you want.
The default choice for Node HTTP services; boring in the best way.
Thirty-plus releases of compounding workflow — from the first verdict to a library that finds its own peers.
A fit call — strong / solid / care / risky — plus a one-line bottom line, before anything else. The decision, then the evidence.
Search GitHub from inside the extension, or let RepoLens recommend peers from the repos you’ve already adopted — same capabilities, same language, ones you haven’t seen yet.
Every scan becomes a sortable, filterable grid. Decide with the keyboard, in flow.
Group the repos you’re weighing into collections you can compare and revisit.
Score repos 1–5 against your own weighted rubric. The badge follows each card.
Put any 2–10 repos side-by-side in a structured matrix; export to CSV or Markdown.
Atoms → lineage → a Feynman-style explanation, optionally grounded in measured facts from the source: real file counts, the dependency graph, tests, and a secret scan.
A daily background check flags repos that have gone stale, so your shortlist stays honest.
Your keys, 20+ providers, route each part of a scan to a different model — or run local Ollama for $0.
GitHub, GitLab, an npm package, a PyPI project. Wherever you’re evaluating, RepoLens is one icon away.
It reads the source and runs it past the AI provider of your choice. The optional runner grounds it in measured facts — never executes repo code.
A fit call, health, deep dive, and red flags — opened in a tab and saved to your local library to sort, compare, and revisit.
Route the verdict to a fast model and the deep dive to a strong one, with smart fallback. Twenty-plus providers behind one registry — any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint just works.
The lens mascot reacts to what it finds — wide-open on a clean repo, narrowed and skeptical on a risky one. Every expression maps to a real scan moment, and all of it folds to a static glyph under reduced-motion. Works the day shift or the night stakeout.
Install RepoLens, point it at the next dependency you’re weighing, and read the real shape of the thing — in plain English, in seconds.