How do your components stack up?
Paste a public GitHub repo. The production audit pulls a handful of its component files and matches each one against the closest graded equivalent in the registry, so you can see where yours stand and what a higher-scoring version looks like.
Audit a public repo.
This form submits to the JustClaw-It audit service; you'll land on its report page. It takes up to a minute.
Public repos only. In production's words: “We don't store your source code — only file paths and scores.” Review the privacy policy before submitting.
For each audited file: what it does, your grade, the closest graded registry component (repo and match %) and its grade.
5 dimensions (completeness, code quality, deployability, reusability, strategic value), 1–10, weighted 25/20/20/25/10, graded one file at a time from the first 5,000 characters.
Goes to the registry unless your file scores at least 1.0 points higher; close calls count as a tie, and ties go to the registry.
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What the production audit returned for sindresorhus/slugify.
Copied verbatim from the production report page, not generated here. Grades come from the registry grader and can change as model grading rolls out.
| Your component | Your grade | Closest registry match | Registry grade | Better |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| index.js Converts arbitrary strings into URL-safe slugs with support for custom replacements and transliteration. | 9.9 | escapeRegexp (utils/string.js) marketplace-demo · 83% match | 8.9 | yours |
| test.js Tests a string slugification utility to ensure correct formatting and transliteration. | 2.2 | foo (src/dupes.test.mjs) tokenlean · 79% match | 5.3 | registry |
Both grades use the registry's own rubric and prompt: 5 dimensions, 1–10, weighted 25/20/20/25/10 into one composite, graded one file at a time from the first 5,000 characters. Some registry grades are still a static baseline while model grading catches up. “Better” goes to the registry unless your file scores at least 1.0 points higher — close calls count as a tie, and ties go to the registry. 1 more component audited — production offers to email the full report.