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• There are some really great code ecosystems that are being built.
• There are a few {engineers, patterns, systems} that are critical to these ecosystems.
• There is too much volume to keep a track of.
• Hence, it'll be good to have a tool that can help monitor this.

• Get statistics on repos Something like: make <repo-name(s)>
  • Get repo:contributor statistics
  • Get contributor:system statistics
  • Identify all the sub-topics in a repo/ecosystem.
  • Link a user to subtopic.
• I'm assuming some of the repos are private, hence, we might want to dump statistics in an /output folder and not commit stuff that's private.
• Should be easily extended to add new reports/metrics/outputs

1. If this is your first time cloning the repo, run make environment which will set up the python virtual environment and install all python packages in requirements.txt
2. Run source .venv/bin/activate in order to set up the python virtual environment

• Sourcegraph: A code search tool. Mainly centered around finding code not so much so the commiters.
• pydriller: A good python library that we can build on/extend.

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