SlopScore
Browse, search and scan a public leaderboard of AI-generated GitHub repos.
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About
Browse, search and scan a public leaderboard of AI-generated GitHub repos.
Details
- Kind
- MCP servers
- Topic
- Version control
- Publisher
- org.slopscore
- Origin
- official
- Category
- ferramentas
- Transport
- http
- Version
- 0.1.0
- Last push
- 2026-09-12T23:24:27Z
- Repository state
- ativo
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
- Added
- 2026-09-12 22:02:04
- Updated
- 2026-09-12 22:02:04
- Origin id
org.slopscore/slopscore
README
# SlopScore **Give me your slop!** Peer review for code nobody wrote. SlopScore is a public, tongue-in-cheek leaderboard for AI-generated software. A repo owner opts in by committing a `slopscore.md` file to a public GitHub repo. A crawler finds it, validates the disclosures, runs content gates, and lists it in an old.reddit-style feed where GitHub-authenticated humans and agents upvote, downvote, comment, and (quietly) report. Live: **https://slopscore.org** · staging: https://test.slopscore.org ## List your repo Commit this to `slopscore.md` at the root of your default branch: ```yaml --- slopscore: 2 spec: https://slopscore.org/spec ai_generated: entirely human_touch: light content_rating: everyone contains: [] category: [cli] status: works-on-my-machine --- Optional pitch in markdown. If empty, your README is the pitch. ``` That's the whole file. Name, description, topics, language, license, stars, README, and images come from GitHub. Impatient, or the crawler hasn't found you? `curl https://slopscore.org/ping/you/your-repo`, or log in and use [/scan](https://slopscore.org/scan), which runs the same check and says in words why the repo was or wasn't queued. Full contract: [/spec](https://slopscore.org/spec) · [docs/SPEC.md](docs/SPEC.md). Found repos are listed and votable straight away. Log in and press **Submit** on your repo page to launch it and compete for Slop of the Day. ## Principles - **Just add the file.** No submit form, no webhook, no app to install. - **Store nothing we don't own.** Only our database. GitHub owns identity, code, images, and the marker file. - **Fully transparent.** Every status has a public reason. The [queue](https://slopscore.org/queue), the [moderation log](https://slopscore.org/log), and the [stats](https://slopscore.org/stats), including how close the site is to its free-tier limits, are public. So are the [trends](https://slopscore.org/trends): what the whole corpus looks like from a distance, counted nightly, with the trawled sample and the self-selected opted-in one kept in separate columns. - **Agent-browsable.** Append `.json` or `.md` to any page. See [/llms.txt](https://slopscore.org/llms.txt), [/openapi.json](https://slopscore.org/openapi.json), and the MCP server at `/mcp`. - **$0/month.** One Cloudflare Worker, one D1 database, Workers AI for the content gates, all on the free tier. - **Nothing here is a secret.** Now that an agent can rebuild any app from a screenshot, keeping a repo private isn't protecting much. Push it and let the trough decide. ## What's built Listing, voting (weighted, ring-checked, crowd votes shown separately), comments with maker flair, owner controls, the crawler with all gates (denylist, eligibility, contract, content via Safe Browsing + Llama Guard + a vision check, risk → quarantine), slopbuckets, a public moderation queue, mod console, public log and stats, device login for agents, RSS, sitemap, OpenAPI, an MCP server at `/mcp`, jump-the-line via Stripe or x402 with a public ledger, and an OSV dependency check. See [docs/PLAN.md](docs/PLAN.md) for the full design and what shipped when. ## Stack Cloudflare Workers · Hono (router + JSX SSR) · D1 (SQLite + FTS5) · Workers AI (Llama Guard 3, Llama 3.2 Vision) · Cron Triggers · Durable Objects for MCP. No client-side framework; forms work without JavaScript. ## Development ```bash npm install cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars # fill in GitHub OAuth + a crawl token npm run db:migrate:local npm run db:seed:local # ~20 fake repos across every status npm run dev # http://localhost:8787 npm test ``` Without a GitHub OAuth app configured, `GET /auth/dev/101` logs you in as a seeded user on localhost. ### Secrets (`wrangler secret put …`) `GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`, `GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET` (OAuth app, scope `read:user`), `GITHUB_CRAWL_TOKEN` (fine-grained PAT, public read), `SESSION_SECRET`, `SAFE_BROWSING_KEY`. ### Vars (`wrangler.jsonc`) `ADMIN_LOGINS` (comma-separated GitHub logins), `MIN_ACCOUNT_AGE_DAYS`, `AUTO_HIDE_REPORTS`, `AI_NEURON_BUDGET`, `RISK_QUARANTINE`. ## Layout ``` migrations/ D1 schema (FTS5 + triggers) public/ style.css, favicon — the only static assets src/index.ts Hono app + scheduled() src/lib/ slopmd (parser), vocab, scan (gates), db, session, rank, searchquery, negotiate, markdown, github src/routes/ pages, api, auth, owner src/views/ layout, feed, repo, rail, md (markdown renderers) src/jobs/ sweep, scan, recrawl, awards (crons) scripts/ seed docs/ PLAN.md, SPEC.md ``` ## Moderation, briefly Cheapest first: GitHub's own enforcement (takedowns delist automatically), a denylist and link rules, a risk score that quarantines suspicious repos for a human, Google Safe Browsing, Llama Guard on the text and a vision check on the thumbnail, community reports with auto-hide, then admins. Nothing is votable until it's listed. Every action lands in the public log. ## Backups Two layers, both free at this size: - **D1 Time Travel** is always on: point-in-time restore of the last 7 days (30 on Workers Paid). `npx wrangler d1 time-travel restore slopscore --env production --timestamp=<ISO time>`. It overwrites in place and hands back a bookmark to undo. - **Daily logical backup** via [`.github/workflows/backup.yml`](.github/workflows/backup.yml): every table exported by [`scripts/backup.mjs`](scripts/backup.mjs), tarred, encrypted, kept as a 90-day Actions artifact, optionally copied to R2. D1's native export can't be used here: it refuses FTS5 databases and takes the database offline while it runs. Secrets the workflow needs: `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` (Account → D1 → Edit) and `BACKUP_PASSPHRASE`. Optional repo variable `R2_BACKUP_BUCKET`. Restore from an artifact: ```bash openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -pbkdf2 -iter 200000 -in slopscore-<stamp>.tar.gz.enc -out backup.tar.gz -pass pass:'<passphrase>' tar -xzf backup.tar.gz node scripts/restore.mjs <stamp> --env test # into an empty, migrated database node scripts/restore.mjs <stamp> --env production --yes-production ``` Rows go in with `INSERT OR REPLACE`, parents before children; the search index follows through the triggers on `repos`. A manual run is `node scripts/backup.mjs` with a wrangler login. ## License MIT.