3ssiri/RepoPluse — reverse-engineered prompt

Reverse engineered prompt

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Build me a Python command line tool called RepoPulse that can scan a GitHub repository from its URL and give me a simple health report in the terminal.

I want it to check things people usually care about, like whether the repo has a good README, a license, gitignore, tests, GitHub Actions, recent activity, sensible project structure, package config, and any risky file names like env files or private keys. It should not print secret contents, just warn that risky files exist.

Give the repo a score out of 100 with a plain grade like Excellent, Good, Fair, Weak, or Critical. Show clear pass, warning, and fail results with practical recommendations. It should work for public repos, and also private repos if I provide a GitHub token or set one in the environment.

Please include options to export the report as Markdown or JSON, print compact output for automation, and fail CI when the score is below a chosen threshold. Include tests and basic docs too.

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