Site operators can now lock their Gitpulse publication behind a password. Set one environment variable, rebuild, and every page becomes AES-GCM ciphertext that decrypts in the visitor's browser. No servers, no databases, no infrastructure to manage.
AI-generated editorial illustrations now accompany features and releases. The analyzer produces contextually relevant images for each story, and a new CLI command lets you regenerate individual images without a full re-run. A pluggable storage layer handles the binaries, with Vercel Blob as the first provider.
Feeds and release pages now paginate with configurable limits. Site operators can apply custom accent colors and navigate directly to releases via a new tab. A gitpulse:ignore label also lets you exclude PRs from publication. All settings live in .gitpulse.json.
Site 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.
Gitpulse 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.
Gitpulse 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.