Turn your GitHub repointo your next opportunity.

Paste a public repo. Get a score, specific gaps, and resume bullets.

onir-narahari/repomax
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RepoMax

Turn a public GitHub repo into a Repo Score (6 weighted categories) and 3 resume bullets grounded in what you actually built.

Local development

npm install
cp .env.example .env.local   # add OPENAI_API_KEY
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 — no other services required locally.

Environment variables

VariableRequiredPurpose
OPENAI_API_KEYYesRepo scoring and bullet generation
GITHUB_TOKENNoHigher API rate limits
UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URLNoRate limiting (5 req / 60s per IP)

Deploy on Vercel

Push to GitHub, import at vercel.com, and set your environment variables.

# One-command deploy:
npm run deploy
  • OPENAI_API_KEY — required
  • GITHUB_TOKEN — recommended (higher rate limits)
  • UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_* — recommended (abuse prevention)

What we found

Strengths identified

Clear setup, documented env vars, multiple deploy paths.

Improvement suggestions

No demo link, tagline too long, deploy section dominates.

0/ 100
WEAK

Fix your repo

Score my repo →

After the scan

Turn your repo into opportunities.

Turn your repo into targeted startup outreach.

Startup Outreach · CramMasterscanning…

Paste a repo

github.com/

Matched startups

Matching startups…

01·EDTECH

StudyFetch

AI flashcards, quizzes, and tutoring

✓ match
02·EDTECH

Knowt

Notes → study guides → practice tests

✓ match
03·EDTECH

Quizgecko

AI quiz generator from PDFs and docs

✓ match

Outreach email

Drafting email…

To:sarah@studyfetch.com

Subject:built an AI study tool in your space

Hey Sarah, I'm a CS student who built CramMaster, an AI study app that turns notes into flashcards and quizzes. Saw StudyFetch is in the same space and thought my take on generation quality might be worth a quick chat. Open to 15 minutes?

Sending from you@gmail.com…

Sent to sarah@studyfetch.com
Interview Prep
01 / 03

RepoMax made me actually think through my own project. The interview prep covered architecture, system design, and tradeoffs. When Meta asked about a technical decision I made, I had a real answer.

Onir

UT Austin '28