88%
Total Score
healthy
Active organization-backed maintenance is strong, but workflow audit findings leave some supply-chain hygiene concerns.
The artifact includes a license file and declares MIT, but the detected text includes Apache-2.0 and MIT, so the declaration does not fully describe the detected licensing. This is a minor transparency concern.
The package has 21 registry maintainers and is backed by an organization, with most accounts using the posthog.com domain. Several Gmail-linked accounts and rauln (raulnegron.me) are account-hygiene cautions, but they do not indicate limited maintenance capacity.
All 30 workflows were analyzed, use read-only permissions, and have no untrusted checkouts or script-injection findings. However, high-confidence bot-condition, template-injection, and blanket GitHub App permission findings affect workflow hygiene, while release workflows also install packages outside a lockfile.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
@posthog/core Version ^1.59.1 | — | — |
@posthog/types Version ^1.416.0 | — | — |
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