It’s hard to distinguish between developers who’ve made meaningful contributions and those who’ve simply forked repositories without adding original work.

Most profiles lack basic information like location, current employer, or contact details.

Understanding a user’s interests or the type of code they’ve written often requires extensive manual digging.

Repository Indexing: We index the descriptions and metadata of all GitHub repositories to understand what each project is about, how widely it’s used, and how influential it is.

Contribution Analysis: Every code contribution is analyzed to measure its impact. We look at factors like the size and visibility of the project, how many contributors are involved, and whether the code was reused or forked by others.

Coder Scoring: Each GitHub member is rated based on their overall coding ability and proficiency in specific programming languages.
➡️ See article What is Coder Score and How is it Calculated

Profile Enrichment: We merge GitHub data with publicly available sources like LinkedIn to provide a fuller picture of each candidate’s skills, experience, education, location, and current company.