// the take
A command-line CRM tool written in C, but there's nothing CRM-specific here: the README shows only a generic build/run stub, and the source is 40 identically-named files (module_001.c through module_040.c) with no indication of what each does. This isn't something to adopt as-is — it reads as placeholder or generated scaffolding rather than a working product.
Nothing in the README or file listing demonstrates working functionality, a data model, or even a single documented command beyond `./crm hello`.
No real feature set is described or discoverable — no contacts/deals/pipeline model, no persistence layer, no CLI command reference beyond a placeholder. The module_NNN.c naming with zero stars, zero forks, and a 'growth-dummy' topic strongly suggests this is synthetic or template-generated content rather than a maintained CRM, so there's no evidence of correctness, security review, or anyone actually using it.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →