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Dev tools · July 28, 2026

OpenSSF Scorecard Projects Scraper

Export OpenSSF Scorecard data for GitHub repos

OpenSSF Scorecard Projects Scraper launched on July 28, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Check many GitHub repositories with OpenSSF Scorecard without manual API calls. Export scores, commits, Scorecard versions, and check-level details for security teams, maintainers, and DevSecOps reports.

OpenSSF Scorecard scraper for GitHub projects. Export repo scores, commits, check results, reasons, details, and documentation links for audits via API.

OpenSSF Scorecard Projects Scraper checks GitHub repositories. Export scores, commits, Scorecard versions, check results, reasons, details, and documentation links. Check GitHub repositories with OpenSSF Scorecard and export one clean row per reachable project. The Actor returns the repository score, scored commit, Scorecard date, Scorecard version, and check-level results with source-backed reasons, details, and documentation links when OpenSSF provides them. It is useful for security teams, maintainers, DevSecOps workflows, and research pipelines that need repeatable Scorecard data without manually querying each repo. Each successful dataset row represents one GitHub repository with an…from apify.com

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