Source: https://seerepo.com/changelog/historia-completa
Markdown source: https://seerepo.com/changelog/historia-completa.md
Description: What happened while you weren't looking, your next milestones with their steps, the year day by day and the Log of your project's moments, ready to share. Also in the API, the MCP and the CLI.

# History is now Journey: where your project comes from and where it's going

### What happened while you weren't looking

At the top, a sentence with what you and your agents did since your last visit, and four facts you can tap: what was born, the deploys, the tests and your share. On your first time, it counts the last 7 days, and if they had no work, the last week that did: it never opens empty.

### Your next milestones

Four scales with steps that cost more every time: your streak of weeks in a row, your active weeks, Health's score and your project's life. Each one says what's left to the next step, and when you reach one, there's confetti the next time you come in. None counts commits or lines: an agent makes a thousand in a day.

### The year and the Log

The whole year, a square a day, as on GitHub; tap a week to see what happened in it. Beside it, the Log: your project's moments, from the newest to the first, like the day a module was born, the day Codex took over from Claude or your day with the most commits.

### Your share and where the work went

Who wrote your project, since the start and in the period, and the modules most worked on. In a team you see yours, and of the others only the total, without names.

### Every commit

At the end, the commits one by one, with their sentence, who signed them and where, and whether they shipped or the tests failed. You see the latest, 30 or 90 days, or the week you tap in the year, and filter them by agent or by module.

### Ready to share

The latest, each milestone and each moment of the Log come out as a square image to share.

### For your agents

Your agent reads the same through `GET /repos/:repo/history`, the MCP's `history` tool and `seerepo history`.