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GitHub Organization Analyzer

Analyze any GitHub organization to estimate team size, activity levels, and engineering health. See contributor counts, active repos, tech stack, and more.

Enter any public GitHub organization to get instant insights into their engineering team. See estimated team size, activity levels, tech stack, and more—all from publicly available data.

Our Take

GitHub stars and repo counts are vanity metrics. What actually matters is contributor activity and code velocity.

A company with 5 active repos and 50 regular contributors is likely healthier than one with 500 dormant repos and 10,000 stars on a single project. This tool focuses on signals that indicate ongoing engineering investment.

Enter a GitHub organization name above to analyze their engineering metrics.

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"Teams with 50-200 engineers have the highest velocity per capita. Below 50, you lack specialization. Above 500, coordination overhead dominates."

— DORA State of DevOps Report

Team Size Benchmarks

MetricEliteHighMediumLow
1-20 contributorsStartupFast iterationLimited bandwidthBus factor risk
20-100 contributorsSweet spotGrowing fastScaling painsProcess gaps
100-500 contributorsWell-scaledComplex orgCoordination heavySilos forming
500+ contributorsPlatform teamsEnterprise scaleSlow decisionsBureaucracy

Source: Based on patterns from high-performing engineering organizations · Team size affects velocity, communication patterns, and delivery speed differently at each scale

How This Works

1

Fetch Public Data

We query GitHub's public API for org metadata, recent repositories, and contributor lists.

2

Aggregate Metrics

Unique contributors are counted across top repos. Activity is measured by recent pushes.

3

Score Health

A composite score weights team size, activity, language diversity, and community engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

The estimate is based on unique contributors to the organization's top active repositories. It's a lower bound—actual team size may be larger since it only counts developers who have contributed to public repos. Private repositories, non-coding roles, and contractors are not included.

Limitations

  • Only analyzes public repositories and contributors
  • Team size is a lower bound (private repos, non-coders not counted)
  • Rate limited to 60 requests/hour without authentication
  • Cannot measure code quality, review speed, or deployment frequency

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