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AI git reporting metrics tool for Founders and Product Managers, Open Source and free version of the cloud DevSummary. It uses existing local agents such as Claude, Codex or OpenCode or OpenAI and Gemini API keys to analyze your organization's codebase contribution data, and generate org wise report of what is being shipped and at what rate. Save time from meetings and have a AI automated git reporting tool that saves time for stakeholders
I kept running into the same meeting: engineering had shipped all week, and someone non-technical still had to ask what landed, and by whom. Status docs were late. Slack threads were a mess. The commits were already there.
Connect GitHub (read-only), pick a repo, a team, a person, or a project, and it shows up in Slack or email — daily, weekly, or monthly reports — in plain English. Something you can forward without translating.
It has a free tier with, no card.
If you try it, I’d love the unfiltered version: what the brief got right, and what it got wrong.
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About DevSummary Desktop on Product Hunt
“Open Source Developer Productivity Metrics”
DevSummary Desktop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. AI git reporting metrics tool for Founders and Product Managers, Open Source and free version of the cloud DevSummary. It uses existing local agents such as Claude, Codex or OpenCode or OpenAI and Gemini API keys to analyze your organization's codebase contribution data, and generate org wise report of what is being shipped and at what rate. Save time from meetings and have a AI automated git reporting tool that saves time for stakeholders
DevSummary Desktop was featured in Productivity (661.9k followers), Open Source (68.9k followers) and GitHub (41.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 210.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Artaza Sameen
Hey hunters, I’m Artaza, I built DevSummary.
I kept running into the same meeting: engineering had shipped all week, and someone non-technical still had to ask what landed, and by whom. Status docs were late. Slack threads were a mess. The commits were already there.
Connect GitHub (read-only), pick a repo, a team, a person, or a project, and it shows up in Slack or email — daily, weekly, or monthly reports — in plain English. Something you can forward without translating.
It has a free tier with, no card.
If you try it, I’d love the unfiltered version: what the brief got right, and what it got wrong.
Happy to answer anything here.