Most developer portfolios are lists. A list of repos, a list of technologies, a list of jobs. They describe rather than demonstrate. The developers who stand out show quantitative evidence: 47 merged PRs in a quarter, contribution to a repo with 12,000 stars, ownership of the module that processes 2 million requests per day.
GitIntel builds portfolio data from your actual git history and GitHub contributions. It surfaces your real commit patterns — languages, file types, contribution velocity, project scope — and organizes them into portfolio-ready narratives. It measures your actual impact: which of your contributions grew the most, which projects you drove forward, and how your technical depth evolved over time.
In the current hiring environment, AI attribution data is increasingly relevant. Showing that you understand your own code — that your contributions have clear human-authored, architecturally reasoned commits alongside AI-assisted productivity boosts — demonstrates the kind of judgment that distinguishes senior developers. GitIntel gives you that data so you can present it honestly and specifically.
Run `gitintel portfolio --generate` to produce a structured JSON and HTML portfolio summary you can deploy to any static host.