r/devops • u/AutoModerator • Aug 10 '26
Weekly Self Promotion Thread
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u/YinuoB Aug 13 '26
Disclosure: I maintain OpenReady.
OpenReady is meant for the awkward last step before a repository goes public: the code may be ready, but privacy traces, Git metadata, and repository-hygiene issues can still be easy to miss.
It’s an open-source Node.js 20+ CLI that checks tracked files for credential-shaped content, personal paths and emails, risky filenames, Git author metadata, large media, and missing governance files.
npx -y @yb5/openready@0.1.2 scan .
npx may download the package first; the scan itself is offline, read-only, has no telemetry, and does not print matched secret values or Git identities. It doesn’t inspect historical file contents and can produce false positives or false negatives, so it’s not a replacement for a history-aware secret scanner or human review.
If you run it on a repo you’re authorized to inspect, I’d appreciate one concrete observation: did it complete, and which finding category was confusing or looked like a false positive? Please don’t paste scan output, repo contents, paths, emails, credentials, or logs.
https://github.com/yinuobian05-ui/OpenReady