Contributions.
A year of building across iOS, Android, web, and machine learning. The work across public and private repositories, made visible through a few numbers.
193
Pull requests merged.
Authored by me in private repositories, merged during this period.
- 520
- Default-branch commits
- 13
- Repositories
Private repos; excluding merges & migrated copies
Private repos with commits or PR activity
Contribution activity.
Explore daily commits and monthly merged pull requests.
2,451 commits in this period
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Public and private repositories, including non-default branches and available PR histories. Authored and co-authored commits, including merges, counted once per commit ID using UTC committer dates. Local-only and inaccessible history are not included.
Across the stack.
Source-file changes across public and private repositories and all accessible branches, including AI-assisted work.
292,273
118,727
- 01
TypeScript
Web & services
Added 126,122Removed 45,963 - 02
Python
Models & research
Added 53,992Removed 25,827 - 03
Swift
iOS
Added 49,220Removed 21,130 - 04
Kotlin
Android
Added 46,478Removed 24,708 - 05
JavaScript
Web & tooling
Added 6,911Removed 134 - 06
HTML
Markup
Added 5,836Removed 329 - 07
CSS
Styling
Added 2,073Removed 49 - 08
Shell
Automation
Added 1,201Removed 587
Includes development iterations and squashed or rebased versions of the same work. The narrower private default-branch snapshot remains available above.
Bars compare selected languages; totals include all source languages. Counts include comments and blank lines; they measure changes, not unique lines written. Merge diffs, verified migration copies, and known imported libraries are excluded.
A note on the numbers.
Audited · 25 September 2026
These are my contributions to accessible public and private personal and team repositories, collected from GitHub and Git history. The summary cards cover private repositories; their default-branch commit count excludes merges and verified copies of migrated history. The language breakdown now defaults to all accessible branches, with the original private default-branch snapshot available through its scope selector. The calendar’s Commits view uses a broader scope: public and private repositories, all accessible branches, and available PR histories, including merge commits and co-authored work. The Merged PRs graph groups my authored PRs in private repositories by UTC merge month, regardless of who merged them.
AI-assisted commits under my identity are included, including those crediting Claude or Cursor. My corroborated local Git identity is included too. Line counts exclude known dependencies, generated files, lockfiles, notebooks, data, and identified imported libraries. Repeated edits and other code imports can still contribute to the totals. This is a record of activity, not a measure of code quality.
Scope & counting details
The period runs from 25 September 2025 at 00:00 UTC to 25 September 2026 at 09:36 UTC. September appears at both ends of the chart because the first and last months are partial.
The original private default-branch snapshot covers 13 repositories; the daily calendar covers activity in 32 public and private repositories, from a scan of 222 repositories and 2,162 branches. Squash merges combine multiple working commits into one default-branch commit, so this count is smaller than the number of individual commits made while developing a PR.
The audit also found 1,464 distinct non-merge commit IDs attributed to me in my PR histories during this period. Those histories include development iterations and may include rebased copies; they are not added to the default-branch totals. Branch-only work is outside the default-branch totals but is included in the daily calendar and all-branch line breakdown when accessible. The wider line audit covers 2,317 non-merge commit IDs and excludes 175 matching copies of relocated mobile history. Development commits and their squash or rebase versions can both contribute to these change totals; they are not unique lines written. Local-only work, inaccessible repositories, and other unverified identities are outside this snapshot. Repository names and source code are not displayed.