Organization Page

Use the Organization Page to understand how your company contributes to critical open source projects — who is contributing, which projects you're involved in, and how your engagement has changed over time.

Key Metrics

Three numbers at the top of the page give you an at-a-glance health check of your organization's open source activity over the last 2 years:

• Active contributors — how many of your employees made at least one code contribution (commit, pull request, or code review). Shows a year-over-year trend so you can see if engagement is growing or declining.
• Maintainer roles — how many maintainer or owner roles your contributors held across all projects in the last 2 years. A higher number signals deeper trust and influence in those communities.
• Critical projects — how many distinct projects your team contributed to. Useful for gauging breadth of involvement.

Contributions Over Time

A bar chart showing your organization's total code contributions per year for the last 10 years. Use it to spot periods of growth, sustained investment, or pullback across your open source program.

Contributors Over Time

A bar chart showing how many unique contributors your organization had per year over the last 10 years. Pair it with the Contributions chart to distinguish between a growing team and a shrinking one that's working harder.

Critical Projects

A ranked table of the projects your contributors were involved in over the last 2 years, ordered by Contributors — the number of your employees active in that project.

Each project row shows:

• Technical influence — your organization's share of code contributions relative to what the whole project community produced, expressed as one of four levels:
  • Leading — a large share; your team is a primary driver of the project.
  • Contributing — a meaningful share; consistent and committed involvement.
  • Participating — a small but non-zero share; actively helping.
  • Silent — minimal or no code contribution activity.
• Contributors — number of your employees active in that project (primary sort).
• Contributions — total code contributions your team made.

The table counts only code contribution activity types (commits, pull requests, code reviews).