High-Quality GitHub Codebases Wanted
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I’m preparing a training corpus for a large-language-model experiment and need help sourcing mature, well-maintained open-source repositories on GitHub. I’m interested only in projects that clearly demonstrate active development and non-trivial code volume:
• at least 10 000 lines of code
• 50 plus commits in the main branch
• a minimum of 5 merged pull requests
Language and domain are flexible—Python, JavaScript, Java and beyond are all fine so long as the metrics above are met.
What I need from you
1. A short list of candidate repositories, each with its GitHub URL and a brief note of the primary language.
2. A quick validation snapshot for every repo showing line-count, commit count, and pull-request count (a link to the GitHub insights page or a simple `cloc`/`git log` summary is enough).
3. Once I approve the shortlist, a zipped dump or Git clone of each repo (including history) so I can ingest it directly into my pipeline.
Acceptance criteria
• Every repo you deliver satisfies all three numeric thresholds.
• The archive or clone is complete and uncorrupted.
• Your validation notes match what I see on GitHub.
If you already maintain or know of repositories that match, let’s talk—I can move quickly once the quality is confirmed.
• at least 10 000 lines of code
• 50 plus commits in the main branch
• a minimum of 5 merged pull requests
Language and domain are flexible—Python, JavaScript, Java and beyond are all fine so long as the metrics above are met.
What I need from you
1. A short list of candidate repositories, each with its GitHub URL and a brief note of the primary language.
2. A quick validation snapshot for every repo showing line-count, commit count, and pull-request count (a link to the GitHub insights page or a simple `cloc`/`git log` summary is enough).
3. Once I approve the shortlist, a zipped dump or Git clone of each repo (including history) so I can ingest it directly into my pipeline.
Acceptance criteria
• Every repo you deliver satisfies all three numeric thresholds.
• The archive or clone is complete and uncorrupted.
• Your validation notes match what I see on GitHub.
If you already maintain or know of repositories that match, let’s talk—I can move quickly once the quality is confirmed.