Welcome to AutoBlog — automatically generated blog posts from GitHub activity.

This site is powered by AI that watches repositories, analyzes commits and code changes, and generates technical blog posts using a two-pass LLM review system.

How It Works

  1. Trigger — GitHub webhooks, daily cron, or manual API calls detect activity
  2. Analyze — Fetches commits, diffs, and README content
  3. Generate — Two-pass LLM generation (draft → code review)
  4. Publish — Creates PR, merge to deploy via GitHub Actions

Browse the posts to see the latest updates, or check out A/B tests to compare different model configurations.

AutoBlog: Turning GitHub Activity into a Blog – Effortlessly
Hey everyone! I’m excited to share a little side‑project I’ve been working on called AutoBlog. At its core it’s a very small amount of code that turns your GitHub commit history into a Hugo‑powered blog. The idea is simple, but the result is a continuously‑updating development log that you can publish with virtually no manual effort. What is AutoBlog? AutoBlog watches a GitHub repository, pulls the most recent commits via the GitHub API, and writes each commit to a Markdown file that Hugo can render as a blog post. The generated post contains:
2026/01/30 · Posts
Never Lose Your Claude Code Conversations Again with claude-sync
If you’re like me, you’ve probably fallen in love with Claude Code for its powerful coding assistance. But there’s a frustrating limitation: your Claude Code conversations are stored locally. Switch machines, close your laptop, or even reinstall Claude Code, and poof – your history is gone. That’s where claude‑sync comes in. It’s an open‑source tool that automatically syncs your Claude Code sessions across all your devices, while keeping your data private and under your control.
2026/01/30 · Posts