Read the journey

GET https://seerepo.com/api/v1/repos/:repo/history

Returns Journey as the app reads it: what happened in the project's last 7 days (its commits, who wrote them, where and what shipped), how it's worked against its usual, in days with work, and the moments worth telling, newest first. The words go in English, like the rest of the API.

Request

Parameter	Where	Description
repo	path	The repo's id, or owner/name with %2F.

curl "https://seerepo.com/api/v1/repos/6ad79fd8e89233277ded17c9/history" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEEREPO_KEY"

Response

Field	Type	Description
data.repo	object	The repo: its id, its name and its owner/name.
data.plan	string	full, or free on a free glance repo: the week's count and the share AI signed, not which agent signed it, where, nor the moments, as in the app.
data.firstCommitAt, data.lastCommitAt	string	Its first and its last commit, as dates.
data.week	object	The last 7 days, today and the six before in the project's time zone, or, when they had no commits, the last week with work, the 7 days ending on its last commit (lastWork: true): from, to, lastWork, commits, writtenWithAi (a percentage; null for a week older than the 90 days whose authors are kept), agents[] (each agent with its commits, and no agent for the ones none signed), modules[] (the top-level modules most worked on, with their days with work, not their commits), born[] (the modules born), deploys (the times it reached production, each on its commit's day: what SeeRepo reads on your site, on GitHub or in your platform's notice, or what GitHub saw when there's no other source), lastPush (published, publishing, late when it didn't arrive in 30 minutes, or failed; null when SeeRepo doesn't know how you publish), summary (the week in words, in the project's language, when it exists), summaryWritten (when it was written and over how many commits: it's written once a day), testsBroke (the day the tests broke, if they did) and lastActiveDay. A member of a team, once Journey knows who they are, also gets yours.
data.pace	object	How it's worked, as Activity says it: daysWorked (the days with commits among the last of, which is 28), usual (how many are usual in its life, up to a year back; null when it's under 56 days old), lifeDays (its age in days) and said (the sentence). With no work in the 28 days, daysWorked is 0 and the sentence says since when. null on a free repo.
data.log[]	object	The moments and achievements, the biggest first: kind (workdays: a milestone of days with work; streak: the longest run of days in a row with work; deploy: the first deploy, only when it can be known; founding, relay, agent: the first commit an AI signed; busiest: the kept day the most modules were touched; born, first), date, week (told as the week of that date), month (told by its month: date is the month's first day), ties (on busiest, how many other days touched as many modules), title and line. null on a free repo.

Example

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "repo": { "id": "6ad79fd8e89233277ded17c9", "name": "Seerepo", "fullName": "curetcore/seerepo" },
    "plan": "full",
    "firstCommitAt": "2026-10-15T05:48:14.000Z",
    "lastCommitAt": "2026-10-25T19:16:21.000Z",
    "week": {
      "from": "2026-10-20",
      "to": "2026-10-26",
      "commits": 943,
      "writtenWithAi": 100,
      "agents": [{ "name": "Claude", "commits": 943 }],
      "modules": [{ "name": "Shared pieces", "days": 7 }, { "name": "Repo dashboard", "days": 6 }],
      "born": [],
      "deploys": 33,
      "lastPush": "published",
      "summary": "Health checks and the health score got clearer, and the app now reads its data sources more accurately.",
      "testsBroke": null,
      "lastActiveDay": "2026-10-25"
    },
    "pace": { "daysWorked": 12, "of": 28, "usual": null, "lifeDays": 12, "said": "It's 12 days old and was worked on every day." },
    "log": [
      { "kind": "born", "date": "2026-10-22", "week": false, "title": "Notifications was born", "line": "" },
      { "kind": "founding", "date": "2026-10-15", "week": false, "title": "Seerepo was born", "line": "The first commit, and in its first week its first 10 modules: Access and account, Internal administration, GitHub connection and 7 more." }
    ]
  }
}