October 28, 2026
Journey, rebuilt: what happened, in words and without the game
What happened since your last visit in one sentence, at the top; your project's pace in days with work, its moments, who writes it, where the work went and every commit in words. Also in the API, the MCP and the CLI.
The latest, in one sentence
At the top, the width of the page, the one big sentence on it: what happened since your last visit, in words and not in figures: who worked and where, each agent with its mark and each module with its icon. Under it, a grey line with what says something: the commits, whether it reached production and whether the tests passed. If nothing changed, it says so, small, and the sentence tells you the last thing that did. It never opens empty.
Your project's pace
Activity opens with a sentence that counts days with work, not commits: "Worked on 20 of the last 28 days. Usually 17". If nobody is working on it, it says since when. Under it, the whole year, as on GitHub: a square per day, with work or without.
Moments
What's worth telling, from the newest to the first: the modules that are born, the ones of the same day together and with their icon, and the day one agent takes over from another. It opens with what share of your commits your agents signed since your project was born, unless Who writes it already says so. It used to be called Log.
Who writes it and where the work went
On the left, staying put while you scroll: what share of the commits your agents signed, and which modules were worked on, counted in days, both in the same range as the commits. Tap an agent or a module and the commits filter. In a team you see your share, and of the rest only the total. If the commits come with several accounts, Journey asks which are yours, and the answer can be changed.
Every commit, in words
Every push with its line, who did it, where and whether it reached production, with its ranges: the latest, 30 days and 90 days. The first 10 show, and the rest when you ask.
What left
The milestones, the streak and the project's age: Journey isn't a game, and an agent that signs a thousand commits in an afternoon shouldn't make it go up.
For your agents
The pace, the moments and the week, in the API (GET /repos/:repo/history), the MCP (history) and the CLI (seerepo history). Journey's image on a public map now says the project's pace.
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