: 🌸 GitBloom GitBloom is a VS Code extension that helps keep your GitHub contribution graph blooming 🌱 — by automating commits on a schedule you control. Whether you're building a real streak or just want to keep your activity green, GitBloom has your back. 🚀 Features ⏰ Scheduled Auto-Commits Automate commits at custom intervals to keep your graph alive. 🔁 Duplicate Repo Support Connect a dummy repo to mirror your activity without affecting your real projects. 💾 Lightweight & Background-Friendly Works silently in the background without interrupting your workflow. 🛠️ Easy Control via Commands Enable or disable activity mode per workspace with simple commands. 🎯 Use Cases Keep your GitHub streak going during breaks Make your GitHub look active for recruiters 📦 Installation Download the .vsix file In VS Code: View → Extensions → Click ... → Install from VSIX You're good to go 🎉 ⚙️ How to Use GitBloom no longer uses config settings to toggle activity mode. Instead, use the following commands: GitBloom: Enable Activity Mode Starts scheduled commits for the current workspace. GitBloom: Disable Activity Mode Stops scheduled commits for the current workspace. To run commands: Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P), type the command name, and hit enter. 🔧 Configuration of Commit Intervals You can still configure commit intervals via the standard settings (gitbloom.IntervalMinutes, IntervalHours, IntervalDays). Changes will take effect immediately if activity mode is enabled. 🔒 Disclaimer GitBloom is intended for personal use only. Misusing it to fake contribution history on GitHub without doing actual work is on you. Stay ethical. ✨ Coming Soon Auto-create mirror repo Custom commit content generation (AI-powered) Contribution heatmap inside VS Code Built with 💻 by Vic |