Next.js 15 + React 19 open-source tool benchmarks GitHub orgs against @steipete’s solo 2026 YTD commit output, normalized as “1 Peter.”
Key Takeaways
1 Peter = @steipete’s verified 2026 YTD public GitHub activity (commits, PRs, issues); Microsoft scores 1.84, Google 0.66.
Peter Density (Peters per active contributor) corrects for org size, flagging the “5,000 engineers vs. one guy” distortion.
No database, no auth, no client-side secrets; GitHub token is server-side only via Next.js App Router.
Public preview ships with cached snapshots for Supabase, Microsoft, Google, AWS, Vercel, and Linear – no env vars needed to run locally.
Tiers range from “GitHub Intern Energy” (<0.1) to “Industrialized Peter” (>=5.0); explicitly not a productivity or hiring signal.
Hacker News Comment Review
The single comment points out that Microsoft’s 1.84 figure only reflects public GitHub activity, making private internal source code the obvious blind spot for any enterprise interpretation.
