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- Does What It SaysREADME and release notes versus what the code actually does
- Setup EaseTime from clone to first working run, on a clean machine
- DocumentationComplete, current and with working examples
- Maintenance PulseRecent commits and releases; how long issues and pull requests sit
- Issue ResponsivenessWhether maintainers answer, and how they treat the people asking
- StabilityBreaking changes, versioning discipline, migration notes
- Licence ClarityWhether you can tell exactly what you are allowed to do with it
- Security HygieneDependency health, disclosed vulnerabilities, secrets handling
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