Show HN: Is your repo giving coding agents two different answers?

CrossCheck launched a free Quick Scan tool that inspects a public GitHub repository's root package.json and six known lockfile paths to flag conflicting package-manager signals, which the company says can give coding agents two different answers. The scan covers public GitHub repositories only, requires no sign-in, installation, or card, and executes nothing; CrossCheck states it does not read private repositories, download lockfile contents, or store source code, and that share links contain only signed public snapshot facts. CrossCheck describes the results as entertainment archetypes rather than security or quality ratings and notes the check is limited to root package-manager signals, not a full scan or security assessment.

A PUBLIC GITHUB REPO PERSONALITY TEST / WITH RECEIPTS IS YOUR REPO CURSED? Your codebase has a vibe. Its lockfiles have evidence. Free CrossCheck Quick Scan. Public GitHub repositories only. No sign-in, installation or card. Root package-manager signals only — not a full scan or security assessment. The roast is optional. The evidence isn’t. We inspect a public commit’s root package.json and six known lockfile paths using CrossCheck’s package-manager evidence rules. Multiple signals can be intentional. Clean is allowed. Nothing is executed. Entertainment archetypes, not security or quality ratings. We don’t read private repositories, download lockfile contents or store source code. Share links contain only signed public snapshot facts. Read the exact limits https://www.zfinia.com/cursed/method .