Which has better activity and maintenance signals?

Based on the repository data provided, I can only make a limited comparison since the data focuses heavily on expressjs/express:

expressjs/express shows clear maintenance signals:

• Active dependency management via [.github/dependabot.yml:L1-L17], with monthly npm updates and a 10-PR limit on open dependency requests
• Recent releases documented in [History.md:L10-L46], including version 5.2.1 with multiple improvements (conditional revalidation for QUERY requests, HTML structure improvements, content-type parsing upgrades)
• Security scanning infrastructure in place ([.github/workflows/scorecard.yml:L36-L73]) with SARIF uploads and code-scanning integration
• Actively maintained dependencies in [package.json:L36-L75], with recent versions like mocha ^11.7.5, eslint 8.47.0, and marked ^15.0.3

affaan-m/everything-claude-code data is minimal:

• The README shows a Discord link, website badge, and GitHub App references, suggesting active community engagement
• Stats show 233,890 stars and 35,655 forks, indicating popularity
• However, no commit history, dependency management files, or recent release notes are provided in the data block

To give you a definitive comparison on maintenance signals (commit frequency, issue response times, recent PRs, release cadence), I would need more data from affaan-m/everything-claude-code—particularly its commit history, issue activity, and dependency updates. The data currently available shows expressjs/express has robust, documented maintenance practices, but affaan-m/everything-claude-code's activity level cannot be fairly assessed from what's shown.

FOLLOW_UPS:

• What's the commit frequency in affaan-m/everything-claude-code?
• How many open issues exist in each repository?
• When was the latest release for each project?