Top GitHub Profiles
Ranked by AutoDev Score. Add your username to see where you stand — it stays on the board for your next visit.
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How the GitHub Leaderboard Works
The leaderboard ranks every analyzed GitHub profile by score — an overall rating out of 100 built from profile completeness, recent code activity, repository quality and community impact. The top three earn medals, and each row shows repositories, stars, forks and main languages so you can see exactly why a profile ranks where it does.
Rankings update as the community runs free analyses, and your own row is highlighted once you appear. Click any username to open their full dashboard with the same scored breakdown and prioritized improvement suggestions. Browsing the leaderboard is completely free — no signup, no account.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get on the leaderboard?
Run a free analysis of your GitHub profile. If your score qualifies, your profile is listed automatically and updates on future visits.
Who has the highest GitHub score?
Scores are live and change as profiles grow. The top three positions are marked with gold, silver and bronze medals right on the list.
Is the leaderboard free to use?
Yes. Viewing rankings, opening any profile dashboard and re-analyzing your own profile are all free with no login required.