Build Open. Ship Together_
Commito puts the repositories you follow in one view and lets you sign a reviewed record of your part on Robinhood Chain.
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Repositories worth following.
A few well-known public projects to try the tools on. Add your own in the hub; the numbers are read from GitHub every time you look.
Workspaces
Commits, reviews, tasks.
Three views over the repositories in your hub, so you can see what changed, what is waiting for review and where help is wanted without opening ten tabs.
The latest commits across every repository in your hub, newest first, with author, date, SHA and a link to the diff on GitHub.
Every recent pull request in your hub with its state, and on request the review trail: who approved, who asked for changes.
Issues the maintainers themselves marked as a good first issue or as needing help, gathered from the repositories you follow.
Contributors
The people behind the code.
Contributor lists come straight from each repository on GitHub. Open a profile to see what someone ships and where their commits land.
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Loading the contributor list from GitHub.
Loading the contributor list from GitHub.
How it works
Follow. Review. Record.
Stars tell you what is popular. Commito helps you see the work itself, and lets the people who did it, and the people who checked it, say so in public.
Follow
Add any public GitHub repository by its owner/name. Stars, forks, open issues, languages and the last push are read live from GitHub, nothing to install.
Review
Read the commit history, follow pull requests through review, see who contributes and pick up issues that are waiting for a helping hand.
Record
Anchor a reference to work you did on Robinhood Chain: repository, commit SHA or PR number, your role. A second wallet can co-sign it as reviewer.
For developers
Records you can check without asking us.
Every record lives in a small public contract with no owner. Read it with any chain client, recompute the hashes from the repository and the SHA, and open the commit on GitHub to judge the work yourself.
For maintainers and reviewers
Reviews are work too. Put your name to them.
When you check someone's pull request, co-sign their record with your own wallet. Anyone can then see which wallet reviewed it and when. No fee, no token needed, only network gas.