GitHub Contribution Graph shows how much a GitHub user contributed in a given year: the yearly total plus a month-by-month breakdown. Give it a username and a year and see how active they have been.
The green squares on a GitHub profile are a quick signal of how active a developer is. This tool turns them into numbers, so you can compare activity across years, check a candidate's recent work or see when a maintainer is most active.
What you can do
- Get a user's total contributions for any year
- See contributions broken down by month
- Compare activity across years
- Check how active a candidate or maintainer has been recently
- Spot busy and quiet periods
Who it's for
Technical recruiters, developer relations teams and developers tracking their own activity.
How to use it
- Call get_contributions with the GitHub username
- Add year to look at a past year, or leave it out for the current one
- Compare the monthly totals to see activity over time
Getting started
Pass a username like torvalds to get_contributions.
