My GitHub Wrapped 2025

First I used git-wrapped.com again to pull my 2025 stats but then I built gh-wrapped to give a better overview. Here’s what it gave me for this far through 2025.

Note

See last year’s data at My GitHub Wrapped 2024 or (for fun) I generated My GitHub Wrapped 2019 with my new gh-wrapped script.

Contribution Summary

Activity Patterns

• Busiest day of week: Tuesday (1228 contributions)
• Longest streak: 236 days (2025-04-28 to 2025-12-19)
• Active days: 329 / 365 (90.1%)
• Peak day: 2025-06-10 with 68 contributions

Activity by Day of Week

Sunday      763 ████████████████████████
Monday     1160 █████████████████████████████████████
Tuesday    1228 ████████████████████████████████████████
Wednesday  1191 ██████████████████████████████████████
Thursday    998 ████████████████████████████████
Friday     1046 ██████████████████████████████████
Saturday    671 █████████████████████

Monthly Breakdown

Jan   263 ██████████
Feb   400 ███████████████
Mar   438 ████████████████
Apr   246 █████████
May   500 ███████████████████
Jun   637 ████████████████████████
Jul   451 █████████████████
Aug  1032 ████████████████████████████████████████
Sep   815 ███████████████████████████████
Oct   766 █████████████████████████████
Nov   929 ████████████████████████████████████
Dec   580 ██████████████████████

Top Languages (by commits to public repos)

Top Repositories (by commits to public repos)

Repositories Created in 2025

Gists Created in 2025

Total: 11 gists (0 public, 11 private)

GitHub Sponsors

Supporting: @tpope, @wez, @jaredhanson

Profile Stats

2024 vs 2025 Comparison

Activity Patterns

Monthly Highlights

• 2024 peak month: December (448)
• 2025 peak month: August (1,032)

Notes

2025 has way way more commits than 2024 for a couple reasons:

• Claude Code was released and completely changed my workflow
• I set up more frequent syndication and automations on my personal site that committed changes under my signature

Here’s how I was working with Claude Code for the latter 2/3 of 2025:

• Have an idea for something to build or fix or explore in a code repository
• Open a new git-worktree in the repository, in a tab in my WezTerm terminal
• Split the tab/window into two panes:
  • The left pane is for me to view files, edit in Neovim, run shell commands, etc.
  • The right pane is for me to run a Claude Code session/chat
• Write a pretty lengthy prompt explaining what I want to do (or use one of my dozens of commands for e.g. fixing a bug, writing a test, etc.) and send Claude Code on its merry way
• While it’s running, review changes, edit my own, etc. in parallel
• Rely on Directed Notifications for Claude Code Async Programming to tell me when I need to give permission or intervene

This allowed me to be running a half-dozen parallel ideas/tasks on a project at once, with Claude Code committing as went went along.

I really leaned into GitHub’s CLI extension system in 2025 (examples), which helped me package my ideas and share them with the wider organization at Shopify. I think 2026 should shift my focus to Claude Code extensions; I’ve been building and privately distributing a bunch of them all year, but I think I should shift to open-sourcing them and building a proper library out of them. I’ve hesitated in 2025 because I think the systems were too fresh and in flux, but I expect things to calm down and consolidate in 2026.

I didn’t gain any sponsors in 2025 but it’s because I’m only working on small (though many!) tools and projects. I think people only want to sponsor big ideas.