I built a CLI to check if your GitHub repository is complete

Every time I share a repo, I ask myself:

– Did I forget a README section?

– Is CI set up?

– Did I add a LICENSE?

– Does this look professional?

Most of the time, something is missing.

So I built a small zero-config CLI that checks repository readiness for me.

It scans your repo and tells you what’s missing:

– Documentation completeness

– License & legal files

– Git hygiene

– CI / automation presence

– Release readiness

Run:

npx repo-health

It works locally, needs no config, and gives instant feedback.

GitHub repo:

https://github.com/Manish112233/repo-health

It’s open-source and free.