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Latest release · v0.4.1

OPEN SOURCE TOOLKIT

Keep the little things moving.

Bring your GitHub work into one local hub: every checkout and every mirrored issue across your repositories, ranked and on one board. Keep the checkouts current and plan your next contribution from the same CLI.

One CLI · macOS & Linux · Open source, MIT

● ● ●plan a contribution · example run
$ maintainer github contribution suggest --target 25 git/3

 Day / Week   #04   #05    #06    Date
------------ ----- ------ ----- --------
 Sunday       25     25    15    Feb  1
 Monday       25    [20]   15    Feb  2
 Tuesday      25     15    15    Feb  3
 Wednesday    25     15    15    Feb  4
 Thursday     25     15    15    Feb  5
 Friday       25     15    15    Feb  6
 Saturday     25     15    15    Feb  7
------------ ----- ------ ----- --------
     distribution{15: 12, 20: 1, 25: 8}

Suggestion is 2026-01-26T05:53:14Z, 20 → 25

A real run in a checkout whose latest commit is dated 12 January 2026. Every day from 12 to 25 January already had 25 contributions, so the brackets mark Monday, 26 January: 20 toward a target of 25. The suggested moment is never later than now; your counts and suggested time will differ.

01 Look up recent weeks02 Choose a target03 Date your next commit

ONE PLACE FOR YOUR GITHUB WORK

Every repository on one screen.
A local hub in your browser.

START WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION PACE

Plan with the calendar.
Also in maintainer: small tools for upkeep.

KEEP YOUR CHECKOUTS CURRENT

See where local work needs attention.
Refresh the collection from GitHub.

THE LATEST RELEASE

v0.4.1 — Today counts in full.

The contribution commands count the reviews of today on the next run, wherever your GitHub account is, as your profile does.

Read the release

Maintainer helps you keep up your open source contribution: the contribution commands read the calendar of the token’s account, status inspects your checkouts offline, fetch clones, moves and refreshes them by a plan you review first, and the local hub shows the checkouts and the issues they mirror from GitHub in one place. The calendar guide, the fetch guide and the service guide say what each command reads and changes; the agent skill teaches your coding agent the same.