A cinematic Git commit replay tool for the terminal, turning your Git history into a living, animated story.

A command-line tool to generate GitHub and GitLab activity graph.

Write a large text on your GitHub profile, with your commits history (contribution graph).

Automatically generates GitHub activity

Watch any GitHub user's commits stack up across their whole coding career as one rising chart — like star-history, but for commits. Compare users, embed a live SVG in your README.

💻 A modern Git visualization tool for VS Code. Understand your commit history, manage branches, and work with Git more intuitively.

Advanced analytics for Git repositories — commits, authors, code churn, lines of code, trends, and visual dashboards.

Import your Gitlab contribution history into Github with a Python script

GNOME Extension to see your weekly GitHub commits in top bar.

Visualize structural code changes and trace issue origins across commits.

Turn one day of git commits into grouped Chinese daily work summaries.

Visualize your complete GitHub contribution history across all repositories and branches. See every commit from every repo and every branch—not just the default branch. Self-contained HTML output perfect for portfolios and sharing.

Remove Claude/AI attribution from a GitHub repo in one command clean commit history, force-push, and refresh the Contributors graph so @claude disappears.

Yes yes another version control, what else could the world possibly need

git rebase but for time. Easily randomize, sequence, and shift your commit dates.

A travis config that can be used to send Telegram messages on new builds

🕵️‍♂️ A shell script that creates a Sherlock Holmes detective story told through Git commits and TypeScript diffs.

Mirror contributions from any Git repositories (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, private/work repos) to your GitHub profile. Creates timestamped activity markers without exposing code.

Break down. Learn. Build. commitly turns a GitHub repo into a structured learning path, with hands-on tasks and tiny hints so you learn by building.

This is a Backporting LLM, for Azurelinux at Microsoft. It is an LLM finetuned on the Git Commit History of a Linux Package (Libsoup) using QLoRA (for local models) to Backport Upstream Patches to Old Version of the Package.