GitPulse v0.1.3 released with LLM story pipeline
Version 0.1.3 brings a complete local git → LLM → story pipeline, full editorial site redesign, new CLI package, and 12 bug fixes including reasoning block handling and SEO improvements.
GitPulse v0.1.3 ships with a complete LLM-powered pipeline that reads local git commits and produces editorial stories automatically. PRs and direct pushes are now analyzed by an AI model that generates summaries, categorizes changes, and surfaces insights without manual intervention. The result is a newsroom that updates itself from the command line.
The release also bundles a complete editorial site redesign and a new CLI package, @gitpulse/cli. Developers can now run GitPulse locally, integrate it into existing workflows, and publish stories to GitHub Pages with a reusable workflow. The barrier to entry has dropped from "figure out the API" to "install a package."
Twelve bug fixes address reasoning block handling and SEO. Meanwhile, the release pipeline was unblocked for monorepos: the linked-versions plugin that was deadlocking version bumps is gone, and the publish workflow now correctly gates on package-specific outputs to prevent npm 403 errors.
Version 0.1.3 brings a complete local git → LLM → story pipeline, full editorial site redesign, new CLI package, and 12 bug fixes including reasoning block handling and SEO improvements.
Monorepo releases should flow freely again after removing a plugin that was blocking version bumps when only one package had changes.
Version 0.1.2 is out, bundling a fix for Release Please so it works correctly in monorepos where linked-versions isn't available.