vercel/next.js

SkillWorks indexes 5 listings from vercel/next.js; 5 pass every static structural check. Nothing is executed: the checks read and parse the files.

StillShipping answered and holds nothing about vercel/next.js. That is absence, not a failing grade, and no badge is offered for it.

ToolDrift answered and holds nothing about vercel/next.js. That is absence, not a failing grade, and no badge is offered for it.

KitGrade answered and holds nothing about vercel/next.js. That is absence, not a failing grade, and no badge is offered for it.

RuleStack measures 5 agent instruction files in vercel/next.js; the strongest scores 84/100 on what is present: headings, runnable commands, section coverage.

StoreReady names its subjects by builder slug, not by owner and name, so a GitHub repository is not a thing it can be asked about. It is asked on its own page instead.

BlockDex names its subjects by registry slug, not by owner and name, so a GitHub repository is not a thing it can be asked about. It is asked on its own page instead.

CiteRank measures how often answer engines cite a site. That number moves for reasons its owner does not control, so a badge for it would be a scoreboard the embedder is losing. The index is published in full.

doc-extract-bench scores commercial extraction vendors against each other on pinned datasets. A vendor does not control the run and would be embedding a competitor comparison. The benchmark is published in full, and it is the one of the nine a stranger can re-derive offline.