Deus Commit Chart
Static GitHub contribution charts without a live backend
What it does
Deus Commit Chart generates static, README-safe GitHub contribution charts as SVGs, with optional interactive HTML reports. It works with GitHub contribution data or local Git history, supports 30/90/365-day ranges, and ships as a reusable GitHub Action. The key idea is simple: your README chart should not depend on a third-party live rendering backend.
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Deus Apps Studio builds practical software across developer tooling, Python/Linux automation, MCP and AI-assisted engineering, TypeScript platform foundations, browser utilities, and selected 3D/game-development workflows. Public tools, app projects, and technical experiments by DeusApps. Chrome toolbar extension for monitoring Codex and Claude usage limits with direct browser-side refresh, dark/light themes, and local-first privacy boundaries. GitHub Action for static 30/90/365-day contribution charts as README-safe SVGs, with GitHub contribution data, local Git support, and interactive HTML reports. Python/Linux TUI for installing, repairing, managing, and monitoring Arma Reforger…from dturovskiy.github.io
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