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Build Top N GitHub developer profile CSVs for a project set using ClickHouse community_openrank, gh_user_info, location_info, and GitHub API fallback.

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Build developer profile datasets for a CSV of GitHub projects.

Use this skill when the user asks to analyze developer profiles, contributors, community OpenRank leaders, geographic distribution, company distribution, or Top N developers for a project set.

Script

Use scripts/build_developer_profiles.py.

The input CSV must include repo_id. Prefer repo IDs over repo names to survive repository renames.

Default Data Sources

  • opensource.events: count distinct developers over a requested period.
  • opensource.community_openrank: rank developers by monthly contribution OpenRank and identify each developer's highest-contribution repository in that month.
  • opensource.gh_user_info: enrich profile fields.
  • opensource.location_info: normalize raw location to city/country.
  • GitHub API: only call when gh_user_info has no row for the actor ID.

Output Columns

The script writes one CSV with:

actor_id, actor_login, openrank_YYMM, top_repo_name_YYMM, top_repo_openrank_YYMM, location, standard_city, standard_country, bio, email, company, name, created_at, profile_source

Common Command

.venv/bin/python scripts/build_developer_profiles.py \
  --input-csv data/2605_agentic_projects.csv \
  --openrank-month 2026-04 \
  --period-start 2026-01-01 \
  --period-end 2026-05-01 \
  --limit 1000 \
  --output-csv data/2605_agentic_developer_profiles_top1000.csv

Options

  • --input-csv: project CSV with repo_id; defaults to data/agentic-ai-projects.csv.
  • --openrank-month: YYYY-MM; defaults to the previous completed month.
  • --period-start: inclusive YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to Jan 1 of the OpenRank month year.
  • --period-end: exclusive YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to first day after the OpenRank month.
  • --limit: Top N developers; defaults to 1000.
  • --output-csv: output CSV path; if omitted, generated from input stem, Top N, and month.
  • --exclude-bots: excludes bot-looking logins. Omit it when the user wants bots retained.
  • --no-github-fallback: disable GitHub API fallback.
  • --schema: inspect ClickHouse table schemas.

Workflow

  1. Confirm project CSV, OpenRank month, period, Top N, bot inclusion, and output path.
  2. Run --schema only when table fields are uncertain.
  3. Run the build command with explicit parameters for reproducibility.
  4. Report the CSV path, period, developer count, row count, and profile source counts from script stdout.