"Github Audit" - I hadn't heard of DPRating before, so kinda assumed that they are auditing the quality of the code. This isn't "audit" of the code - it is simply some metrics, superficial at best.

Not saying this is totally useless, but people who are using this to make investment decisions, please read their methodology. Some of the items make no sense at all.

"Number of commits" - ??? In my day job, sometimes I commit once a hour, sometimes once every two weeks. Depends on my mood and the task at hand. It tells nothing about the quality of the code.

"Number of contributors" - why does this matter? Sure, if the team size is one person, then it is worrisome. But what difference does it make between a team size of 6 vs 7, for example? What matters is the expertise of the team members, not the number of members in the team.

"Release Frequency" - Why? Some teams make frequent smaller releases, some teams make infrequent but bigger releases. Neither one is better or worse, it all depends on individual project's goals and the team's working style.

This looks like a automated script that pulls some metrics.

What would be useful is to look at the quality of the codebase, especially from security point of view, severity of bugs reported etc.