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Mytochondria Ledger

Every issue and pull request this project has filed against a research software repository, with its state on GitHub right now, next to what each reading pass found. Counts are of findings the project verified by executing the shipped code; the filing rule is at most two per repository until a maintainer answers.

Method, harnesses and filing kits: cindykrafft/mytochondria.

By repository

Package · repositoryPapersFindings Issuesopenresolveddeclined PRsopenmergedclosed AnsweredLast activity
How to read the columns
Papers: papers in the survey cohort (six journals, 2021 to 2026) whose methods name the package; lower bounds where the full text could not be read. Findings: confirmed by executing the shipped code, from each package's README. Resolved: issue closed as completed. Declined: issue closed as not planned. Closed: pull request closed without merge. Answered: filings with at least one comment from anyone but the author is not distinguishable here, so this counts filings with any comment.
Declines AI contributions
Some maintainers have said they do not want AI-generated issues or pull requests. That decision is recorded as a topic on the project's fork of their repository, this page reads it from there, and nothing further is filed, commented or pushed for that repository; what is already open is left to the maintainers. The project itself stays published in the project repository.
Where the numbers come from
A GitHub Actions job queries the GitHub search API for everything filed by the project's account since August 2026, four times a day, and publishes this page. Nothing here is edited by hand except the findings count and the repository map.