PR previews just got faster. A slide-in drawer now surfaces PR and commit details without navigating away—the feed stays frozen, and closing returns you exactly where you were. Deep links mean sharing a specific view works reliably. For deeper work, the redesigned detail page shows richer metadata up front, with story and code living in separate tabs.
Publishing your project's analytics story is now a one-command affair. The CLI handles GitHub Pages, Vercel, and Netlify natively, no token juggling or custom scripts needed. Plug in a config file and your commit history and PR stories render as a shareable editorial feed.
First releases no longer arrive blank. Edition URLs are trimmed down too—tag slugs only, no more unwieldy path segments.
The gitpulse PR detail page now shows richer metadata up front—merged status, size assessment, and category breakdown—before the headline. Story and technical content live in separate tabs, with code blocks rendering line numbers and diffs getting green/red coloring.
Clicking any feed item now slides PR or commit details in from the right instead of navigating away. The feed stays frozen at its scroll position, and closing the drawer returns users exactly where they were. The panel is deep-linkable via URL.
A new CLI package lets any project publish its gitpulse analytics to GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, or custom infrastructure — no bundler or token management required.