JamesWare · Dev tool

DevPulse

A GitHub team recap you run in the terminal. HTML is only there if you need to share it.

Building CLI TypeScript Local-first

Not published yet Not on GitHub yet

DevPulse CLI week recap with team totals, people, awards, and stale PRs

Problem

GitHub already has the events. They are scattered across repos, PR lists, and contribution graphs. You want a weekly pulse without asking everyone to install a tool.

What it does

Syncs selected orgs and repos into SQLite with your token, then prints the recap in the terminal — team, person, repo, stale PRs, a playful weekly winner. Activity, not a score. The HTML page is a shareable dump of the same report, not the product.

Why it exists

One operator. One laptop. A CLI recap you actually want to look at.

Look

1 / 5 · Menu

Capabilities

Setup walkthrough: PAT, orgs/repos, timezone, week mode
devpulse with no args is a menu after first run
Today / week / month, person, repo, stale PRs
Ink in the terminal; JSON and Markdown when you need them
Optional HTML recap for sharing — ~/.devpulse/reports/ or devpulse web
Token at ~/.devpulse/token, mode 600 — never in git or SQLite

How it works

Your classic PAT (repo + read:org). Events land in local SQLite. The recap is the CLI. Reports render from that store — they do not live-query GitHub. If you need to send it to someone, it can also write a self-contained HTML page. No hosted service. The team never installs anything.

Current state

In use locally. Not a git repo yet, not on GitHub, not an npm package. Awards name the metric (most commits), not “best engineer.”

Get it

Private checkout for now. After build: devpulse.