Authors

Authors

61

incl. 1 bot account

Active Authors

40

committed in the last 12 months

New Authors

27

first commit in the last 12 months

Top 2 Authors

64.0%

of all commits

AI-assisted Commits

8.5%

at least 80 commits

List of authors

The top 20 of 61 authors, by commits.

The other 41: kashyap murali, Sarah Deaton, Mohamed Hegazy, william qian, Masa1984a, shota-0129, keitosuwahara, William Hu, Stephen Grider, Rui Quintino, Mads R. Havmand, Lina Tawfik, Guillaume Raille, Dalton Flanagan, Anthony Morris, Adam Wolff, 7487, toms74209200, timgu0, orbisai0security, nozokare, jportner, claude bot, Uragami Taichi, Toshiyuki Tanaka, Steve M, Stephen Benjamin, Saadiq Rodgers-King, Ravshan Samandarov, Qing Wang, Nelson Auner, Miguel, Kowsik Perumalla, Joe Portner, James Trew, Iñigo Beitia Arévalo, Giovani Moutinho, Filip Mikovcak, Christopher Cooper, Arsen Hovhanissian, 8enmann.

Contributor timeline

One row for each of the top 20 of 61 authors: a square marks each month with commits (bigger means more), and the line runs from their first to their last active month. Bot accounts are grey.

Contributor growth

Contributors so far, month by month: each step up is a month in which someone made their first commit.

AI-assisted commits

80 of 944 commits (8.5%) name an AI coding assistant: as their author, as a co-author, or in the line it signs with. 13 of them were made by an assistant under its own account. In the last 12 months: 29 of 633 (4.6%).

These are lower bounds. An assistant that leaves no mark in the commit is not counted, and a mark does not say how much of the commit the assistant wrote.

Top author per year and month

Who made the most commits in each year and month, the runners-up, and how many people committed.

Cumulative lines added per author

Lines added over time by the top 20 of 61 authors; the top 5 are in color, the rest in grey.

Commits by organization

245 of 944 commits (26.0%) come from an address at 1 organization, counted by the domain of the address and committed from by two people or more. Domains of one person (most often that person's own), personal mail providers, hidden noreply addresses and bots are counted apart, below.

The domain says where an address is, not who paid for the work: people commit from personal addresses on paid time, and from work addresses on their own.

Where the commits come from, by quarter

Commits by domain

# .github/workflows/gitstats.yml
name: GitStats Report
on:
  push:
    branches: [main]
permissions:
  contents: write
jobs:
  gitstats:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v7
        with:
          fetch-depth: 0
      - uses: shenxianpeng/gitstats-action@v1
        with:
          deploy-to-pages: true