First release lands for gitpulse editorial feed
GitPulse ships its initial release — an automated GitHub Action paired with a Next.js site that turns your repo's commits into a curated editorial feed.
GitPulse has published its first release, combining a GitHub Action and a Next.js site into a single tool for surfacing repository activity as readable stories. The Action analyzes commits in parallel, sends them to an LLM, and outputs structured story JSON. The companion site renders that JSON as a full editorial feed with day grouping, masthead navigation, and SEO-optimized paths. The release also includes theme support, Open Graph image generation, and robots/sitemap tooling for discoverability. This initial version bundles fixes for edge cases like missing origin/HEAD refs, reasoning blocks from models like DeepSeek-R1, and author URL handling on direct pushes.