A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
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The rendering is deterministic, so the same repository always gives the same image and what you get is a record of how the project was built rather than decoration.
Point Artrepo at a public repository, pick a style and a palette, and it paints the history commit by commit. File events set the layout, lines of code become dots, indentation chooses colour, and deletions erase ink. Rare events get their own colour: red for a committed conflict, blue for a commit after a year of silence, gold for a hash beginning 0000. OG is pointillist, Estampe builds a landscape where water marks long idle stretches, Woven follows kilim symmetry. Export a PNG or an MP4 replay, or ask about a print. Free, no account, and it gives up on repositories near a million commits.
A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
Version large files with Git and store them in your own S3 or folder
A merge-risk score and a ranked file list, handed to the reviewer
An agent skill that explains a shipped feature with diagrams and screenshots
An installable design editor that opens offline and asks for no account
Move through painting on foot, one period and one room at a time