Opening any PR in the feed no longer navigates away. A side drawer slides in with full details; close it and you're exactly where you left off, scroll position preserved. The drawer is deep-linkable and respects the browser back button.
The PR detail page received a full visual overhaul with richer metadata, a subtitle showing the PR title and author, and switchable tabs separating the human-readable story from the technical diff. Local development experience improved alongside the redesign.
Gitpulse is now a proper npm package. Run `npx @gitpulse/cli analyze` from anywhere. Repositories can publish their editorial feed to GitHub Pages by dropping a single reusable workflow YAML block into their actions. First release editions also now display actual content instead of landing on a blank page.
The PR detail page gets a visual overhaul: richer metadata up top, a subtitle with the PR title and author, and story content moves into switchable tabs with a proper diff viewer for code changes.
Clicking any PR or commit in the feed now opens a portal-rendered side drawer instead of navigating away. The feed stays frozen in place; closing the drawer returns you exactly where you were. The panel is deep-linkable and works with the browser back button.
Gitpulse is now installable as a regular npm package. A new reusable GitHub Actions workflow lets any repo publish its editorial story feed to Pages with a single YAML block.