Original Summary

I built Commit Archive, a yearbook for open-source projects. It turns a public GitHub repository into a permanent page for the year: commits, releases, contributors, and a generated card and superlative for each meaningful contributor. The idea came from wanting something more human and commemorative than a stats dashboard. Pages refresh through the year and freeze when the edition closes. It is 99 cents for the first 50 repos, then 3.99 USD once, with no renewal. You can browse existing archives before paying: https://commitarchive.lol/2026 Example: https://commitarchive.lol/2026/Robertg761/HA-Desktop-Widget I would especially appreciate feedback on whether the project yearbook framing is clear and what would make you archive a project.   submitted by   /u/robertg761 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 22:16:08