greens

Mirrors your real private-repo commit timestamps to your public GitHub profile

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greens is a free, open-source CLI that mirrors real commit timestamps from a developer's private or organization repositories into a private GitHub mirror repo, so their public contribution graph honestly reflects work that would otherwise be invisible. It never exposes source code, file paths, or commit content by default, and only writes a repo-name summary once it has verified the mirror repository is actually private. It's for developers who do most of their work in private or org repos and whose GitHub profile looks empty despite being busy, without fabricating any activity that didn't happen.

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Full match profile

Behind the summary, Matchbox keeps a richer profile of greens - the signals our matcher actually reads to decide when to surface it. It stays private; claim the listing to see and control it.

Problem & pain-point mapping
Who we surface it to (audience fit)
What it's a strong alternative to
Trust & credibility signals

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