New Feature·Merged May 20, 2026·M
API key selection now matches AI provider
#60·by @znat
The CLI now picks the right API key based on your AI provider — Anthropic users no longer need to stuff their key into a misnamed environment variable.
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v0.1.6
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- 1Password protection with end-to-end encryption shipped for static sitesSite operators can now lock published Gitpulse sites behind a password, with all HTML and JSON content encrypted client-side in the browser — no server, no infrastructure changes required.Feature
- 2AI-generated feature illustrations now display on story feedsGitpulse stories get auto-generated editorial illustrations: the latest PR wires up Gemini image generation to the analyzer pipeline, with a new CLI command for regenerating individual story images without re-running the full analysis.Feature
- 3Feeds paginated with configurable limits and custom accent color supportGitpulse now supports paginated homepage feeds, paginated releases lists, and customizable accent colors—all configurable through .gitpulse.json. A new Releases tab provides direct navigation between stories and releases.Feature
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New Feature·Merged May 19, 2026·M
PRs excluded from publication via GitHub label
#58·by @znat
Merged PRs cluttering the timeline? Gitpulse now reads a \"gitpulse:ignore\" label from GitHub and automatically drops those stories from the publication — retroactively and on demand.