CommitCrimes
Paste a GitHub username to prosecute bad git habits and earn a sentence and badge.
Free - Free to use — analyze any public GitHub profile by pasting the username.
About CommitCrimes
CommitCrimes pulls public GitHub history for a username, analyzes commit and push patterns, then playfully 'charges' and 'sentences' the user for poor version-control habits. It surfaces offenses like unprotected pushes to main, unhelpful commit messages, excessive tiny commits, odd commit timing, and displays a shareable, gamified report with badges and a cumulative sentence. No GitHub auth required — works from public records.
Key Features
- Analyze public GitHub commit history for common anti-patterns
- Automatically detect and categorize offenses (bad messages, pushes to main, micro-commits)
- Generate a humorous, shareable 'sentence' and badge for users
- Gamifies code hygiene to surface code-review and workflow issues
Who is this for?
Developers, team leads, engineering managers, and tech recruiters interested in code hygiene or playful reporting of git habits
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