TruthSlayer Audit

A code trust score is a 0–100 rating that evaluates code artifacts against an eight-factor rubric. It provides a defendable grade for GitHub repositories and marketplace listings by documenting evidence citations for each evaluated factor.

Yes, auditing a marketplace listing generates both a markdown audit report and a JSON sidecar. The JSON sidecar allows you to integrate the evidence-backed trust score and sub-scores directly into dashboards and trust surfaces.

A composite code trust score is a 0–100 rating calculated by applying weighted criteria to code artifacts across eight evaluation factors. It produces a defendable grade by enforcing a rubric and documenting evidence citations for transparency.

Yes, the TruthSlayer audit is designed for vendor assessments, portfolio pages, and marketplace listings to communicate authenticity and security. It evaluates repositories and outputs a reproducible TrustScore with documented evidence per factor.

The trust score relies on a rigid eight-factor rubric with predefined weights to evaluate code artifacts. It outputs a markdown report and JSON sidecar, meaning the score is only as comprehensive as the fixed factors and evidence citations it can surface.