> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.debricked.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.debricked.com/product/open-source-select/see-more-details.md).

# View more details

[Open Source Select](https://debricked.com/select/) enables you to view more details of the dependency to better determine their quality and state. After clicking on a specific project, you are able to learn more from the description, Readme (fetched from the project’s GitHub repository) and external links, and dive deep into the Health metrics to truly understand the strengths and weaknesses of the dependency.

### **Similar dependencies**

To help you find new projects, we list two dependencies with similar functionality and their respective popularity and contributor scores. You can use the [**Compare**](/product/open-source-select/compare-projects.md) functionality to compare them to the dependency you are currently viewing.

### **Health metrics**

You can find a quick overview of the [Health Metrics](/product/project-health.md) on top of the page, and a comprehensive view in the metric cards below. Each metric card visualizes their practices using multiple charts. You can hover on each practice's position in the chart to see the score of that practice, and if you click on one, all of its features are shown.&#x20;

### Choose open source components with OpenText Core SCA's open source select and start left - video guide

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