samuelbharti
Personal account5 repositories under this account are linked from a CRAN or Bioconductor package.
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- repositories
- 5
- packages
- 5
- scanned
- last on 2026-10-11
- 3
- with an AI coding tool found
- of 5 scanned
Repositories
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Ownership as of 2026-10-18. A repository that moved to another account is listed under its new owner.
owner:samuelbhartiRepository practices
19 practices seen across 5 families in the default branch of the 5 scanned repositories
Each chip gives how many repositories have that practice. The fill is its share of them.
Default branch ahead of CRAN: 1 of the 1 whose default branch version could be compared with the CRAN release.
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A practice counts when its file is in the repository.
A code of conduct, contributing guide or pull request template also counts when GitHub shows the account's default from its .github repository on a repository that has none of its own. The note under its family then says how many are the repositories' own and how many are the default.
A repository without the file may still follow the practice another way.
AI coding tools
3of 5scanned repositories have a tool found in them
- A pull request opened by a tool's account, commits by a tool's account, or commits whose message credits a tool
- 2
- A tool's file in the repository and nothing else
- 1
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Some tools leave nothing we can find in a repository's files, pull requests or commit messages.
Finding nothing does not mean no tool was used.
- Claude Code2 repositoriesWhat was found: a pull request it wrote in 1; its file in the repository in 1
- GitHub Copilot1 repositoryWhat was found: a pull request opened by its account in 1; commits by its account in 1; its file in the repository in 1Commits by its own account: 8, in 1 repository
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The same commit can be in both counts, for example when a tool's own account made it and its message also credits the tool.
Commits crediting a tool are counted from the searches run so far, so that figure is a minimum.
Each count covers the whole default branch, which in some repositories includes code outside the R package.
The two commit counts answer different questions and are never added. Commits crediting a tool are a minimum.
- Claude Codefirst seen 2026-07-09Seen in the repository: CLAUDE.md
- Claude Codefirst seen 2026-09-07Named in .gitignore: .claude
- GitHub Copilotfirst seen 2026-02-05Seen in the repository: .github/instructionsPull request: opened by its own accountCommits: 8 by its own account
- Claude Codefirst seen 2026-07-09Named in .gitignore: .claudePull request it wrote: opened by a project member
A line in .gitignore or .Rbuildignore that names a tool's folder is not counted here. RStudio 2026.06 and later add lines like it when they update a project's ignore files, whether or not the tool is used.
AI findings for repositories whose maintainers asked to be left out are not shown. Ask to be left out