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[repo card](https://x-cmd.com/mod/repo card)

Added x repo card subcommand —— generates a scorecard for repositories.

Mainly supporting x-cmd/install: scoring data for its tool repositories.
Goes straight through the GitHub API: one GraphQL call combining 16 search counters, plus one REST /stats/commit_activity call. No local clone touched, so it works even before the repo is pulled down.

By default you get a colorful card table in the terminal — easy on the eyes. Pipe or redirect it and it automatically switches to bare YAML for tools like yq. Lock the format with --tty or --yml when you need.

The scorecard covers:

about: description, license, homepage, head, latest version, collection time
timeline: created, last commit, last release
popularity: stars, watchers, forks, releases, contributors, PRs, issues
language: + totalLine: linguist byte breakdown
recent: counts for merged PRs, open PRs, closed issues, open issues, releases, and commits across last30d/90d/180d/360d windows

One caveat: unauthenticated GraphQL only gets 60 req/h from GitHub, so it can hit the wall quickly.
Run gh auth login first, or set $GH_TOKEN / $GITHUB_TOKEN, to keep it smooth.

Examples:

# Default scorecard with the last 90-day window
x repo card x-cmd/x-cmd

# Extract the popularity section with yq
x repo card x-cmd/install | yq '.popularity'

# Lock bare YAML and save to file
x repo card --yml x-cmd/install > card.yml

ps

Added x ps monitor subcommand —— watch one process's CPU and memory.

Sometimes you just want to check if a single process is leaking memory or spiking CPU, without digging through a full top or htop screen.
Now pass a PID, poll once per second, get YAML output, hit Ctrl-C to stop.

Example:

# Monitor CPU / memory for PID 1234
x ps monitor 1234