GitPulse 0.1.3 ships a full editorial redesign, treating pull requests and direct pushes as structured stories rather than changelog entries. Readers now get context, authorship, and narrative flow instead of a list of commits. The PR detail view opens in a side drawer, preserving scroll position across the site.
The real news lives under the hood: an LLM-driven pipeline now transforms raw git activity into generated editorial copy. Commit analysis runs in parallel, GitHub handles resolve automatically, and a size assessment feeds into the story prompt. Direct pushes and merged PRs each get their own narrative treatment, complete with author attribution.
Developers can now install @gitpulse/cli as a stable package. A reusable GitHub Pages workflow ships alongside it, meaning anyone can wire up their own editorial site with minimal configuration. Twelve additional bug fixes address edge cases in both the action and CLI, smoothing the path from code to copy.
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.
Dropped a deadlock-causing release plugin and fixed workflow gating so the CLI package finally reaches npm when only root gets released.
GitHub Actions released version 0.1.2, bundling a fix for the release automation. The release-please workflow now uses bare release outputs, since linked-versions mode doesn't emit per-package data.