dharshan2208 / judex
Judex is a code execution service built with Go, Redis, and Docker that securely runs user code in isolated containers using asynchronous job queues and concurrent workers.
Code health
dharshan2208/judex scores 8.3 out of 10 on defect risk, which Repowise rates Excellent. 8 of 40 files are git hotspots, the places where changes and bug fixes concentrate.
Full health report- Files
- 40
- Symbols
- 92
- Modules
- 14
- Doc pages
- 0
- Dead exports
- 9
Where the risk concentrates
All 8 hotspotsRanked by prior bug fixes and change frequency, mined from the full git history rather than from the code alone.
| File | Churn | Prior fixes | Maintainers | Commits 90d |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| queue.gointernal/queue | 96.9th %ile | 1 | 1bus factor 1 | 8 |
| cpp.gointernal/executor | 93.8th %ile | 0 | 1bus factor 1 | 5 |
| worker.gointernal/worker |
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- Code healthPer-file health scores, hotspots, test coverage, dead code, and refactoring targets
- AI explanationsProModule-by-module documentation generated from source
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Judex is a code execution service built with Go, Redis, and Docker that securely runs user code in isolated containers using asynchronous job queues and concurrent workers. This page is an auto-generated, always-fresh map of the dharshan2208/judex repository, written primarily in Go. Repowise indexes the source, parses every symbol, computes a dependency graph, scores per-file code health from complexity, duplication, test coverage and churn, mines git history for hotspots and ownership, and lifts the resulting architectural decisions into a wiki you can read or query through MCP.
The codebase has 40 source files, 92 symbols, and 6 languages, organised into 14 modules, led by go, dockerfile, markdown. Static analysis leaves 41 open findings across the three health dimensions.
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