SnappyGit is a tool that makes your GitHub contribution graph look active and consistent by filling in the gaps from past inactive days. It can create commits for previous dates, making your profile look professional and showing a continuous developer journey. Note: SnappyGit does not update your README file — it pushes actual code commits to your repository to reflect activity on your contribution graph. How it Works Choose a project (e.g., Audio Visualizer, Code Sandbox, Dragon Game, Tasks ). Set commits per day (1–10 commits). Select max skip days (0–7) to decide if you want continuous commits or some gaps. Enter the repository name (must already exist on GitHub). Generate a GitHub Personal Access Token with the repo scope. Set start date and end date for the commit range. Click Generate SnappyGit will automatically commit to your repository for the selected days. Benefits Makes your GitHub profile active and professional. Fills past inactive days with commits. Automates the process, no need to push commits manually. Improves the visual impact of your developer journey.

This is actually kinda genius imo! I've been wanting to make my GitHub contribution graph look less... sporadic, lol. Truely appreciate the automated commit generation — saves so much time. How customizable is it for private repos?

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This was just my MVP. I’ve tested everything, and now I’m building a more accurate and polished version. I can also add more options if needed.

@mujoe

This was just my MVP. I’ve tested everything, and now I’m building a more accurate and polished version. I can also add more options if needed.

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