Code integration
Turn your GitHub commits and merged PRs into a weekly build-in-public post.
If you ship code on GitHub, your week already has a story — the commits that landed, the pull requests you merged, the release you cut. Ship & Shout reads that activity and writes the “what shipped” part of your Monday post for you, never writing back, so you never start from a blank page.
What Ship & Shout reads from GitHub
- Commit counts and messages (metadata only)
- Merged pull request titles and timestamps
- Tagged releases for the week
- Your source code or file contents
- Diffs or file trees
- Private issue bodies
The access we request
- We only ever read commits, pull requests, and releases (GET requests only)
- GitHub's standard connection technically grants repository write access — we never use it
What lands in your post
GitHub feeds the code section of your post. An illustrative example line:
→ github 47 commits · 6 PRs · 9 issues closed
Connect GitHub in under a minute
- Click “Connect GitHub” and authorize on GitHub's own consent screen — we only ever read.
- Pick the repositories you want summarized.
- That’s it — your next weekly draft includes them.
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Connect GitHub and get a finished, honest build-in-public post every Monday.