If github-profile-checklist helped, here is the shortest support path

[happysnaker]

If github-profile-checklist helped, here is the shortest support path.

If this repo helped you see what to hide, what to keep pinned, or why your public profile still feels too student-like / noisy / unfocused, the lowest-friction path is simple:

• tip directly via the support page: https://happysnaker.github.io/support/#from-github-profile-checklist
• best payment note: github-profile-checklist
• if you want something concrete back, use the ¥29.9 quick read or ¥99 async review for your own profile / pinned repos / README / landing page

Best fit for the paid path:

• you know your GitHub feels weak, but you cannot tell what to hide first
• your repos are mixed-quality and you need someone to rank what strengthens or hurts first impression
• your profile has some real work, but the packaging still does not convert into interviews or referrals

Fastest ask if you came from this repo:

• Quick read | github-profile-checklist inbound | repo link
• Async review | github-profile-checklist inbound | repo link

If this checklist simply saved you time, a direct tip is the intended path. If you want the actual cleanup pass applied to your profile, use the review path.

[happysnaker]

Maintainer note:\n\nIf github-profile-checklist helped, the shortest path is a small direct tip with the note github-profile-checklist on the support page: https://happysnaker.github.io/support/#from-github-profile-checklist\n\nIf you want the checklist turned into concrete edits for your own GitHub, pinned repos, README, or portfolio page, the better paid fit is the ¥29.9 quick read or ¥99 async review here: https://happysnaker.github.io/review/\n\nThat is the path for “I know my public profile feels weak, but I do not know what to hide, what to pin, or which README to rewrite first.”