Show HN: Gitstats - your coding stats, private and work repos, no GitHub token
A thin layer of tools for measuring and routing coding-agent work arrived on Hacker News and GitHub.
TL;DR
- A Show HN introduced Gitstats, which reports coding stats across private and work repos without a GitHub token.
- Another Show HN, Jevopt, used Jev to make intelligent compiler optimization decisions.
- On GitHub, jeview offered a local visualizer for Jev calls and jevcache a decision cache for Jev-class models.
A Show HN introduced Gitstats, which reports coding stats across private and work repos without requiring a GitHub token. [1]
Another Show HN, Jevopt, applied Jev to compiler optimization decisions, while VernLLM offered LLM fallback without a gateway. [2] [3]
On GitHub, jeview described a local visualizer that shows every Jev call code makes, and jevcache described a decision cache for Jev-class models that memoizes decisions. [4] [5]
Why it matters
As coding agents multiply, a meta-tool layer — stats, routing, visualization and caching — is forming around them, which is where cost control and debugging get decided.
Editor's note
All items are self-described project and Show HN pages; no tool was tested.