I built a GitHub Wrapped that works year-round — and added an AI that roasts your code stats

Kalpak P S — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 11:33:21 +0000

Every December, GitHub Wrapped tools flood the internet. Developers rush to check their stats. Then January hits — and nobody talks about them again.

That always bothered me. Your growth as a developer doesn't pause after December 31st. So I built GitWrapped differently: it always shows your last 365 days, rolling forward as you grow.

Why I built this

I wanted a tool that felt like a real developer dashboard — not a novelty you check once a year. Something that motivates you in February, rewards your streak in August, and celebrates a big month whenever it happens.

Also, if I'm being honest — I just wanted to see an AI absolutely destroy my friend in a GitHub battle. So I built that too.

What it shows

Your story is told across 8 chapters:

Stats overview — Your total repos, PRs, and issues at a glance
Power archetype — Your developer tier and class based on a weighted score across commits, PRs, stars, and streak
Coding DNA — A breakdown of your commit habits and temporal patterns
Activity rhythm — High-fidelity visualization of your hourly pulse and weekly energy
Contribution heatmap — A cinematic map of your yearly activity
Community impact — Your stars, forks, and ecosystem reach
Achievements — Special milestones and badges unlocked during the year
Digital identity — A final summary card ready for social sharing

The feature I'm most proud of: Code Battle

Enter any two GitHub usernames. An AI commentator analyzes both profiles and delivers a savage, play-by-play breakdown of who got destroyed and why.

It pulls real stats — commits, PRs, stars, streaks — and uses them to generate something that's half sports commentary, half roast. I've seen it call someone's commit history "a cry for help." It's ruthless.

You can also get roasted or hyped solo based on your actual numbers, if you're brave enough.

How the power score works

I wanted the score to reflect real-world developer impact, not just raw commit count:

Metric	Weight
Pull requests	3.0x
Stars received	5.0x
Commits	1.2x
Issues	1.5x
Longest streak	2.0x

Total score = (Commits × 1.2) + (PRs × 3) + (Issues × 1.5) + (Stars × 5) + (Max Streak × 2)

Stars carry the highest weight because they represent community validation — someone found your work valuable enough to save it. PRs are next because they signal real collaborative contribution, not just solo activity.

Tech stack

Built with React + Vite, styled with Tailwind CSS, animated with Framer Motion, and deployed on Cloudflare Pages. The AI features use the GitHub GraphQL API combined with a language model for the commentary. No backend database — it's fully stateless and fast.

No login required

Public stats work instantly — just enter any GitHub username and go. If you want to include your private repository data in the recap, there's an optional GitHub OAuth flow.

What's your archetype?

Drop it in the comments — I'm curious what the Dev.to crowd is pulling.

And if you want to battle me, my username is KalpakPS. Don't hold back.

Try it: gitwrapped.kalpakps.site

Star it: github.com/KalpakPS/GitWrapped

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