Standard GitHub profiles only count green squares. Velocity Radar measures true momentum across public and private repos without exposing private code. Features: • Pace: Compares your last 30 active days to your historical baseline. • Breakdown: Sorts commits into substantive, automated, and merges. • Stamina: Tracks unbroken runs and multi-day solid streaks. Built for high-output developers and AI agent commanders. Add a dynamic radar to your profile.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Paul, and I'm excited to share Velocity Radar.
While building out the iD8 ecosystem and orchestrating multi-agent workflows, I realized standard GitHub profiles don't tell the whole story. Most of our best work happens in private repositories, and as we integrate more AI into our dev loops, raw commit counts get heavily skewed by automated agent actions.
I built Velocity Radar to measure true developer momentum. It doesn't just count green squares; it analyzes your pace by comparing your newest stretch of 30 active days to your earlier baseline.
It also runs directly in your GitHub account to categorize commits into substantive, automated, and merges, keeping your private repository names completely secure.
Whether you are a solo open-source builder or commanding an AI agent fleet, I'd love for you to generate your radar, drop it on your profile, and see your stats.What is your longest unbroken run of substantive commits? Let me know in the comments, and I'm here to answer any questions!
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