git.findutils.com v1.0.24

The domain-swap trick

github.com/yougit.findutils.com/you

Swap the domain on any GitHub profile and land on a FIFA-style dev card rated out of 99 — plus a roast, an archetype, a commit clock and six more readings. Free, no login.

Type a username — or paste a full github.com profile URL, we’ll take it from there.

GitHub Dev Card is a free GitHub profile card generator: replace github.com with git.findutils.com in any profile URL to get a FIFA-style card rated out of 99, embeddable in your README as SVG and exportable as PNG or JSON. No login, nothing stored.

Tonight's lot — featured dev card

Tonight's Lot · @sindresorhus

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The Catalogue

browse all lots →

See a perfect pull before you rip your own pack — six of the thirty-nine catalogued legends.

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One Username. Nine Readings.

Everything derives from three lightweight reads of the public profile — one scout unlocks the whole set. Every panel exports a PNG sized for social posts.

Dev Card

FIFA-style player card rated out of 99, with bronze, silver, gold and holo tiers.

Roast

Six observations your profile earned. Zero AI — every line is public record.

Archetype

Night Owl, Weekend Warrior, Serial Starter… find out which one you are.

Commit Clock

An hour-by-weekday heatmap of when you actually code.

Language DNA

The strand of languages your public repos are made of.

Battle

Dev vs dev. Same stats, same rules, one winner.

Market Value

A transfer-fee valuation, delivered as a breaking-news card.

Poetry

A haiku assembled from your real commit messages.

Trophies

A cabinet of your most-starred public work.

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How The Trick Works

Swap the domain

On any GitHub profile, change github.com to git.findutils.com in the address bar. Extra path segments are fine — /torvalds/linux still finds Linus.

Rip the pack

The card is scouted instantly from public GitHub data — then restyle it across seven themes, each with its own designs.

Share it

Download the PNG, share straight to X or WhatsApp, or embed the live card in your README with one Markdown line.

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Embed The Card In Your GitHub README

One line of Markdown — the card stays live and re-renders as your stats change.

[![Dev Card](https://git.findutils.com/YOURNAME.svg)](https://git.findutils.com/YOURNAME)

Add ?theme=rpg|dossier|knight|arcade|mission|tcg and ?design=… to embed any of the seven themes. Personal sites can use the /YOURNAME/embed iframe instead.

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Questions, Answered

Is GitHub Dev Card free?

Yes — free, no login, no signup. Open any public profile's card by swapping the domain.

How is the 99 rating calculated?

The 0–99 overall rating is derived from six public signals — stars earned, followers, original repos, years on GitHub, events per week, and share of repos still maintained — mapped to FIFA-style PAC/SHO/PAS/DRI/DEF/PHY stats.

Can I embed it in my README?

Yes — one Markdown line embeds the live SVG card (see above). It updates automatically as your stats change.

What data does it read?

Public GitHub data only: your profile, public repos, and ~90 days of public events. Nothing is stored; verified cards add a private-contribution count via read-only OAuth.

Is there an API?

Yes — /YOURNAME.json returns the stats, tier, languages, archetype and market value (schema_version 1). Full reference in the API docs.

🔒 Reads public GitHub data only — no account, no login, no tracking of who you scout. Cards are cached briefly for speed, nothing else is kept.

🛠️ Embed & API — every card is also /handle.svg (drop it in your README), /handle.png, and /handle.json. Full reference: API docs · Docs