GitPulse 0.1.3 released with editorial site and LLM pipeline
Version 0.1.3 rolls out a complete editorial site redesign, an LLM-driven story generation pipeline, and the first stable release of the @gitpulse/cli package — along with 12 bug fixes across the action and CLI.
GitPulse 0.1.3 is a substantial release that ships three major directions of work under one version bump. The GitHub Action has been rebuilt around a parallel commit analysis pipeline that feeds into an LLM-powered story generation flow — local git data is transformed into structured story JSON via an Anthropic protocol integration. Direct push events can now resolve GitHub handles through the commit author, and the system handles reasoning blocks from models like DeepSeek-R1. The newly published @gitpulse/cli package gives developers a command-line interface to generate editorial story feeds locally. On the site front, a full editorial layout has been implemented with masthead, section navigation, and day-grouped story feeds. SEO fundamentals are in place — keyword-rich paths, robots directives, sitemaps, and OG images with proper metadata. These changes land in the @gitpulse/cli submodule and the @gitpulse/site application.