You wrote code.
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Your developer DNA, coding rhythm, languages, and main quests. One shareable card.
Every little push adds up.
Illustrative sample data. This is not Octocat's actual GitHub activity. Generate your own recap for real data.
For fun, based on documented thresholds — not a productivity score. Title rules ↗
84% of elapsed calendar days were active contribution days.
octocat/hello-world ↗
624 commit contributionsoctocat/demo-1 ↗
1 commit contributionsMost commit contributions among public repositories returned (up to 100).
When you shippedSAMPLE DATA
Commit contributions by month
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Your language mixSAMPLE DATA
Current code bytes in repositories you committed to
The days you showed upSAMPLE DATA
Contribution activityGenerated example · not actual GitHub activity
Work that counts.
GitHub’s contribution rules apply. These are commit contributions, not every commit on every branch.
Your code’s palette.
Language percentages describe current code bytes in public repositories you committed to that year. They don’t measure code you personally wrote.
Keep showing up.
Streaks include all contribution types on GitHub’s calendar, including publicly shared private activity counts. Current-year recaps cover the year so far.