Code repositories and engineering history
Commits, reviews and bug reports show how software gets better over time.
Code is valuable, but the history around code is often more valuable.
What adds depth
Commit messages, pull request discussions, code reviews, linked tickets and design documents show the reasoning behind each change.
Ownership check
Exclude code written for clients, code under restrictive third‑party licenses, and anything you do not fully own.
Secrets and credentials
Repositories sometimes contain keys or passwords by mistake. These must be found and removed before anything is shared.
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