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unwelcome-human

v0.0.3

Published

A production-ready TypeScript middleware to filter out maintainer arrogance, ego noise, and cross-project biases from PR reviews.

Readme

unwelcome 🛡️

Build Status: 100% Human License: Freedom of Thought Status: AFK Having Tea

A production-ready TypeScript middleware designed to catch, filter, and mitigate emotional toxicity, cross-project biases, and language-barrier gatekeeping in modern open-source repositories.

"Tools are great, but open source is about people. Except when those people have an English fluency bias."

✨ Features

  • Ego Noise Filter: Automatically strips out condescending vocabulary like "laughable", "unwelcome", or "learn that one day" from pull request reviews.
  • Cross-Project Bias Jailbreak: Detects if a maintainer is bringing unrelated gossip from other repositories to kill your current PR.
  • Language Barrier Shield: Fully supports developers using AI assistants for translation and communication anxiety management.
  • Automated Harassment Escalation: Bypasses arrogant maintainers and targets GitHub Support directly using platform anti-bullying guidelines.

📦 Installation

npm install unwelcome-human

🚀 Quick Start

import { SeniorContributor } from 'unwelcome';

const developer = new SeniorContributor();

// 1. 过滤掉傲慢的垃圾评论
const rawComment = "Your arguments are laughable, unwelcome pr from bot!";
const clearActionableInsight = developer.filterMaintainerNoise(rawComment);
console.log(clearActionableInsight); // 输出: "[Ego Noise Filtered] [Ego Noise Filtered]"

// 2. 应对那些跨项目视察/视奸你其他仓库的维护者
developer.handleCrossProjectBias({
  currentPR: "Fix async data type signatures",
  externalGossip: "But they misspoke about 8 screenshots in Vitest repository!"
}); 
// 输出: "Error: Maintainer is combining unrelated repos. Personal bias detected. Going AFK to have a tea."

📜 Community Manifesto

We firmly believe that open source should be an inclusive place for everyone, regardless of nationality or English proficiency. Not being fluent in English or using a translation assistant should never be a reason to suffer from administrative privilege and bullying.