COMPANIES AND TECH TEMPLATE

Review a GitHub profile

Return the developer’s public projects, languages, activity, and working themes.

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SETUP1 detail to add

WHAT YOU GET04 PARTS

01Public projects and languages
02Contribution patterns
03Current working themes
04GitHub source links

SET UP YOUR RUN

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ONE MORE STEP

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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

From setup to finished result.

01
rtrvr opens the right sites. It uses Cloud or the signed-in browser you chose.
02
The browser does the job. You can follow the run and step in if a site asks for help.
03
You get the result. The output above is the shape to expect.

ADVANCEDRequest JSONOptional

Exact request sent to the run panel.

REQUEST.JSON

{
  "source": "retrieve",
  "template": {
    "id": "github_profile_review",
    "slug": "github-dev-persona",
    "name": "GitHub Dev Persona",
    "categoryId": "STARTUP_TECH"
  },
  "inputs": {
    "target": "",
    "normalizedTarget": {
      "raw": ""
    }
  },
  "agentHint": "Navigate to the GitHub profile . Analyze their repositories, contribution graph, pinned projects, README, and activity.\n\nGenerate a GitHub Dev Persona:\n1. **DEVELOPER ARCHETYPE** (e.g., \"Prolific Open Sourcer\", \"Weekend Warrior\", \"Framework Author\", \"Documentation Hero\")\n2. **TECH STACK FINGERPRINT** (languages, frameworks, tools they use)\n3. **CONTRIBUTION GRAPH READING** (consistency, patterns, life events visible?)\n4. **PINNED PROJECTS ANALYSIS** (what they're proud of, why it matters)\n5. **REPO ARCHAEOLOGY** (hidden gems, abandoned projects, passion projects)\n6. **OPEN SOURCE REPUTATION** (stars, forks, community engagement)\n7. **CODE PERSONALITY** (based on README style, project organization)\n8. **HIRE-ABILITY ASSESSMENT** (would companies want them? why?)\n9. **GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES** (what to build next)\n\nReference specific repos and patterns. Be technical but accessible.",
  "userInput": "Navigate to the GitHub profile . Analyze their repositories, contribution graph, pinned projects, README, and activity.\n\nGenerate a GitHub Dev Persona:\n1. **DEVELOPER ARCHETYPE** (e.g., \"Prolific Open Sourcer\", \"Weekend Warrior\", \"Framework Author\", \"Documentation Hero\")\n2. **TECH STACK FINGERPRINT** (languages, frameworks, tools they use)\n3. **CONTRIBUTION GRAPH READING** (consistency, patterns, life events visible?)\n4. **PINNED PROJECTS ANALYSIS** (what they're proud of, why it matters)\n5. **REPO ARCHAEOLOGY** (hidden gems, abandoned projects, passion projects)\n6. **OPEN SOURCE REPUTATION** (stars, forks, community engagement)\n7. **CODE PERSONALITY** (based on README style, project organization)\n8. **HIRE-ABILITY ASSESSMENT** (would companies want them? why?)\n9. **GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES** (what to build next)\n\nReference specific repos and patterns. Be technical but accessible.",
  "urls": [],
  "meta": {
    "createdAt": "",
    "userAgent": ""
  }
}

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