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A dozen open-source repositories, checked and reviewed, every day.
Every repository here has been opened, not just listed. I check the last release date, read the licence, and say when a project is dead. I also publish the ones that were checked and did not make it, and why.
We aim for twelve every day. Some candidates fall out while we check them — those are listed at the end, with the reason.

A bundler whose author has paused new features on purpose, an identity provider whose MIT badge covers only part of its own tree, and an encryption library that refuses to let you choose anything.

A replication extension that pushed code yesterday, a notification library whose newest release is from 2023, and a failover tool that quietly changed address.

A certificate authority you run yourself, a deployment tool whose licence overrules its own Apache terms four lines from the end, and three projects whose newest release says nothing about whether they are alive.

A browser tool that warns it is not a security boundary, a media player whose code moved this morning but whose newest release is from December, and a database extension that admits what it cannot protect.

An audit extension that lists its own blind spots, 3,400 brand logos in the public domain, and a loader whose stable tag is a year behind its code.

A fork of Vault now run under the Linux Foundation, a hex editor with its own language, and three ways to run audio in a house.
A dozen repositories, opened and checked. The licence read, the last release dated, and the ones that did not make it named with the reason. It is the half most lists leave out.
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