Disclaimer

Congratulations. Statistically, almost nobody opens the disclaimer. You did. This says genuinely good things about you, none of which are legally binding.

Things this website does not guarantee, in ascending order of honesty:

1. That any repo shown here compiles. It compiled once. On my machine. The machine was in a good mood.
2. That "Active" means active. It means a commit happened recently. The commit may have been me fixing a typo in a README at 3 a.m.
3. That the deploy status dot reflects reality. It reflects what GitHub told a cache that told a Worker that told your browser. Somewhere in that game of telephone, the truth took a coffee break.
4. That following a link labeled "release" won't hand you software that renames your files, plays ominous music, or works flawlessly. All three have historically occurred. (Mostly the third. Usually.)
5. That the Owner knows what he's doing. The commit history is public. Draw your own conclusions.

The Real Part (the sentence lawyers care about): Everything on this Site — data, links, code, status dots, vibes — is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, or non-infringement. You use this Site, and anything you reach through it, at your own risk. Nothing here is professional advice. The Owner's liability is limited as set out in the Terms of Use — which you also accepted, possibly without reading, which is exactly why this paragraph exists.

If a status dot lied to you and it ruined your afternoon: valid, file a bug report. The form is in the footer. The dot will be spoken to.