Define the problem and adoption criteria first, then compare projects on relevance, momentum, maintenance quality, verifiability, and risk. By default, no cloning, no installing, no running, and no external interaction.
Five signal categories to avoid mistaking leaderboards for research.
Same observation window, same evidence standards, same scoring rules; when data is missing, lower confidence instead of filling in with imagination.
CONTRACT
Write discovery contract first
Clarify business problem, technical boundaries, time window, exclusions, and evidence that must be retained.
Deliverables
Query and adoption contract
Confirmation point
Scope sufficiently specific and verifiable
RELEVANCE
Judge problem relevance
Check the problem the project solves, target users, inputs and outputs, and integration position; filter out repositories that are similar in keywords but different in purpose.
Deliverables
Candidates and exclusion reasons
Confirmation point
Candidates directly relevant to real tasks
MOMENTUM
Distinguish momentum from noise
Observe trends based on releases, contributors, issue handling, and documentation changes; do not draw conclusions from single-day stars or social buzz.
Deliverables
Momentum evidence within time window
Confirmation point
Trends can be re-verified via original links
QUALITY
Check maintenance and verifiability
Review release notes, tests, documentation, compatibility matrices, error handling, and reproduction paths; record missing items.
Deliverables
Quality and unknown checklist
Confirmation point
Key claims have verifiable evidence
WATCHLIST
Generate tiered watch list
Separately provide immediate due diligence, controlled pilot, continued observation, and exclusions, with conditions for next review.
Deliverables
Project radar with confidence
Confirmation point
Scores do not obscure facts and unknowns
FIXED RELEASE
Scoring method is public; conclusions still need review
FORMWEFT clean-room original documentation-type Skill. MIT covers only original documentation in this package; web retrieval must be approved by user; all candidate conclusions should retain source, observation time, and uncertainty.
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You can download this reviewed version's resource package. If it includes SKILL.md, provide it and the related documentation to your AI tool; first read and check the materials and usage boundaries, and do not run anything automatically.
Prepare assets: start with fictional or de-identified examples.
Read the boundaries: confirm dependencies, inputs, outputs, and human checkpoints.
Review outputs: keep source and failure records before deciding to pilot.
You can also select the text to copy directly; read it first before executing.
This version has been reviewed.1.0.0
Written independently clean-room based on catalog themes; did not copy or redistribute unlicensed Feishu original package. Fixed ZIP has passed structural validation, offline static scanning, and file-by-file manual review; default read-only, no cloning, running, modifying remote, or auto-contacting authors.
Maintainer
FORMWEFT
License
MIT
Source type
Clean-room original rebuild
Network permission
On-demand online
Local programs
None; if public web retrieval is needed, user must approve sites and scope
Review date
2026/09/05
Review scope
static
passed
skillValidator
passed
scripts
0
dependencies
0
network
optional
humanReview
completed
cleanRoom
completed
sourceTextReused
false
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