tj/n
A repository in Git-Trust, the open-source corpus: 3 stars recorded in this snapshot. Source: https://github.com/tj/n.
Is tj/n safe to depend on?
Community trust supports it. Its maintainer, tj, has very high trust from the Web & Cloud community, and the signal holds across Web & Cloud, Terminal & CLI, and Security. This reads the maintainer's standing in developer communities' star graphs; it does not audit the code, the package contents, or who publishes it to a registry.
Who trusts its maintainer, as seen by each community
Each band is tj's standing inside one community's own star graph, from below low to very high. Evidence is thin or solid by the trust mass behind the band, with the community members who starred tj's repositories where there are any.
| Seen by | Trust in tj | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| AI & Machine Learning | below low | thin evidence; 1 member starred tj's repositories |
| Web & Cloud | very high | solid evidence; 14 members starred tj's repositories |
| Terminal & CLI | high | solid evidence; 3 members starred tj's repositories |
| Rust | below low | thin evidence; 1 member starred tj's repositories |
| Security | high | solid evidence; 2 members starred tj's repositories |
| Native Development | no signal | no recorded signal |
| Web3 | no signal | no recorded signal |
| China OSS | below low | thin evidence; 1 member starred tj's repositories |
This is graph evidence from a selected snapshot of public GitHub stars, not a live index, a rating or an endorsement.
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