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XERJ is the new way for AI to search data. Its autoindex capability activates agents to know your data without the token waste of grep and sed. One command indexes code, docs, logs and PDFs for search, RAG, security audits and agent memory, using 40x fewer tokens than grep. Elasticsearch compatible, so existing clients just work.
Current momentum
Stars
7.7K
+1K since sync
Commits
100
in period
Active contributors
7
+0%
Issues closed
2
5.7h avg. resolution
Recorded trajectory
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Behind the number
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Each signal contributes points to the total. These are capped GitHub samples, not complete activity counts or proof of adoption.
Development activity40.0 / 40 pts
100 commits · 95 opened PRs · 2 closed issues in 7 days
24 + 22 × ln(1 + weekly weighted activity). Activity = commits + 2 × opened PRs + closed issues. Signal bounded to 0–100, then weighted 40%.
Contributor breadth19.0 / 25 pts
7 sampled contributors in 7 days · 0% contributor-growth input
24 + 25 × ln(1 + contributors × √(7 / days)) + 0.15 × growth. Growth uses the 30-day windows; capped samples use a neutral 0 input. Signal bounded to 0–100, then weighted 25%.
Issue resolution16.1 / 20 pts
5.7 hours resolution input
105 − 9 × log₂(1 + hours). Uses sampled closed issues, not first-response time. With no resolved issues, the model uses 168 hours. Signal bounded to 0–100, then weighted 20%.
Release cadence15.0 / 15 pts
1 days cadence input
105 − 5 × cadence days. With fewer than two published releases, the model uses time since the last push as a proxy. Signal bounded to 0–100, then weighted 15%.
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407 forks
Downstream adoption
33 open issues
Community demand
1 day cadence
Shipping consistency