Discover what your public GitHub currently communicates, compare two career directions, choose where you want to go, and rebuild your profile around the strongest evidence.
No signup · No private repos · No API key · Public GitHub data only · MIT licensed
Your public GitHub may communicate Frontend while you want Backend, or Full Stack while you are trying to move toward Data/AI. The toolkit separates three questions: what do you currently prove?, which direction fits better?, and what should you feature next?
Many excellent tools already generate widgets, trophies, stats cards and decorative README sections. This project focuses on the decision layer underneath: what should your profile actually lead with?
Use the smallest tool that answers the question you have right now.
Compare several career directions at once and see which repos create your strongest visible signals.
Map signals →Compare two directions side by side and get a practical bridge plan from one toward the other.
Compare goals →Score one chosen direction, rank the best evidence, prioritize fixes and draft a README.
Optimize profile →A fast ten-signal heuristic focused only on the public profile README.
Run audit →Manual browser builder with live Markdown, strength meter and copy/download.
Build README →No fake testimonials. Watch the complete workflow in 12 seconds or open the actual public profile of @tec-2022 and compare Backend vs Full Stack immediately.
Your profile should evolve as your work and goals change.
See what public evidence currently says about you.
Measure two plausible directions side by side.
Decide which story your profile should support.
Rank the strongest repos and fix weak signals.
Build or revise the profile README around evidence.
Send a reproducible URL or export a result card.
A GitHub star supports the project and bookmarks the toolkit for the next time your profile, stack or career direction changes.