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inspect.software

A public record of open-source software health. Repositories are measured

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# inspect.software

> A public record of open-source software health. Repositories are measured
> against a transparent, versioned methodology spanning maintainability,
> engineering quality, security posture, ecosystem adoption, and governance;
> results are published as reports, 1–100 health indices, and embeddable
> badges. Results are signals, not warranties, and are independent of payment.

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The full corpus in one file: https://inspect.software/llms-full.txt

## Institution

- [About inspect.software](https://inspect.software/about.md): A public record of open-source software health — every repository inspected by one published method, versioned methodology, results independent of payment.
- [Methodology](https://inspect.software/methodology.md): The complete inspect.software methodology — versioned formulas, category weights, rating bands, missing-data rules, the organization assessment, and the open-source engine that computes them.
- [Certification & pricing](https://inspect.software/pricing.md): Free public-interest inspection for high-value open-source repositories; paid certification for private and niche repositories. Payment never changes a result.
- [GitHub badges](https://inspect.software/badges.md): Embeddable inspect.software badges — a live health signal for any inspected repository, updated automatically after every scan. Markdown and HTML snippets.
- [Frequently asked questions](https://inspect.software/faq.md): Answers about inspect.software — how repositories are inspected, what results mean, free vs. paid coverage, badges, corrections, and independence.
- [Contact](https://inspect.software/contact.md): How to reach inspect.software — certification enquiries, data corrections, security disclosures, and general questions.
- [Press & brand assets](https://inspect.software/press.md): Logos, colours, boilerplate texts and usage rules for inspect.software — the media kit for journalists, directories, conference organizers and integration documentation.

## Concepts

- [The health index](https://inspect.software/wiki/health-index.md): How inspect.software computes the 1–100 open-source health index — components, metrics, weighted categories, and the rules for missing data.
- [Rating bands](https://inspect.software/wiki/scoring-bands.md): The seven standardized rating bands — exceptional, excellent, good, moderate, weak, at risk, critical — and the letter grades used across every inspect.software health metric and category.
- [Certification levels](https://inspect.software/wiki/certification-levels.md): The three inspect.software certification levels — Certified (A), Certified with Excellence (AA), and Certified AAA — how each maps to the calibrated health index, what a level asserts, and how levels change.
- [Signals, not warranties](https://inspect.software/wiki/signals-
…

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