Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The current contribution visualizations focus primarily on daily contribution counts and streaks, but they do not answer questions like:
What time of day do I usually code?
Which weekday is my most productive?
Do I code mostly at night or during working hours?
Am I a weekend coder?
Developers often find these insights useful for improving productivity and understanding their work habits.
Describe the solution you'd like
CommitPulse currently provides an impressive 3D Skyline visualization of GitHub contributions, allowing users to understand their coding consistency over time. However, it doesn't provide insights into when developers are most productive during the day.
This feature proposes a new visualization mode:
?view=punchcard
that generates a GitHub Punch Card Heatmap (Circadian Rhythm View), displaying commit activity by hour of the day and day of the week in an interactive 3D isometric grid.
This gives users a clear understanding of their coding habits, peak productivity hours, and weekly development patterns.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The current contribution visualizations focus primarily on daily contribution counts and streaks, but they do not answer questions like:
What time of day do I usually code?
Which weekday is my most productive?
Do I code mostly at night or during working hours?
Am I a weekend coder?
Developers often find these insights useful for improving productivity and understanding their work habits.
Describe the solution you'd like
CommitPulse currently provides an impressive 3D Skyline visualization of GitHub contributions, allowing users to understand their coding consistency over time. However, it doesn't provide insights into when developers are most productive during the day.
This feature proposes a new visualization mode:
?view=punchcard
that generates a GitHub Punch Card Heatmap (Circadian Rhythm View), displaying commit activity by hour of the day and day of the week in an interactive 3D isometric grid.
This gives users a clear understanding of their coding habits, peak productivity hours, and weekly development patterns.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response