2026 in commits

199 days with a commit in 2026. The largest daily count is 244. On a small screen, scroll left for the start of the year.

My commits by author year in these repositories. Older years reflect the history I still have locally; they are not a complete record of my working life. 2026 stops at the snapshot date.

2012–2026 / current year partial

Commit dates in Central time. Months still ahead of this snapshot stay at zero.

1. Jan130 commits
2. Feb51 commits
3. Mar11 commits
4. Apr938 commits
5. May242 commits
6. Jun85 commits
7. Jul739 commits
8. Aug1,127 commits
9. Sep1,591 commits
10. Oct2,696 commits
11. Nov539 commits
12. Dec0 commits

The hour on each commit’s author timestamp, converted to Central time. This records commits, not hours worked or time at the keyboard.

I use coding agents. Git’s co-author trailers capture very little of that here. These categories report the credits actually recorded; an uncredited commit tells us nothing about whether an agent helped.

1. No provider credit8,038 commits
2. Claude Code107 commits
3. Other co-author4 commits

Recognized names: Claude, Codex, Grok, and Kilo. A Claude credit is grouped under Claude Code; the trailer alone does not prove which client was used. Other co-authors stay separate, and multiple recognized providers share one category.

Five days with the most commits. More commits can mean smaller changes, repeated corrections, or a lot of work moving at once.

1. April 11, 2026244 commits
2. September 23, 2026192 commits
3. October 9, 2026186 commits
4. April 24, 2026172 commits
5. November 1, 2026167 commits