Changelog

Today counts in full.

The contribution commands count a review made late in the UTC day on the next run, wherever your GitHub account is, as your profile does, instead of the next UTC day.

Days as on your profile.

The contribution commands count every day as the calendar on your GitHub profile does, wherever you, your computer and your account are: a pull request review lands on its UTC date, not on the date of the zone your account was last seen in.

Repeat runs answer in about a second from what the commands read before, and suggest prints its moment in UTC, so the commit keeps its day.

Your work at a glance.

A local hub brings your development on GitHub into one place: every checkout of the collection and every issue its repositories mirror from GitHub, across all owners, at maintainer.localhost.

Status shows the checkouts in the browser, the inbox and the board put every issue side by side with a score you tune, priority and estimate are set where you read, and on macOS Homebrew keeps the hub running.

Safe moves, clear status.

Fetch keeps to the repositories you select and never writes outside the workspace; checkouts stay with their repository through renames, and a clone cut short is never adopted.

Status sums up your checkouts in one line and names the Git step that failed, the config schema catches mistyped keys, and an agent skill ships with the binary.

Fetch & Status.

Refresh your repository collection and see where local work needs attention. Status lists uncommitted work, branches ahead or behind and push locks across your checkouts, offline; fetch plans clones, moves and fresh refs from GitHub and applies them only with —apply.

Renamed and transferred repositories become moves of the existing checkout, and suggest now says why when it has nothing to suggest.

Find your rhythm

The first stable release helps you plan open source work around your contribution pace. Lookup places recent weeks side by side; suggest picks a moment for your next commit, never later than now.

When you want a record, histogram, snapshot, and diff help inspect the shape and changes of the calendar. The release also bundles Go vanity pages and Makefiles from small source files.