Source: https://seerepo.com/docs/metrics
Markdown source: https://seerepo.com/docs/metrics.md
Description: Your project's profile, like a social network's: its streak, every day with work, how it grew, its posts, who worked where and its wins.

# Journey

Journey, folder 2 in the dock, is your project's profile, like a social network's. It's one page you read top to bottom, and it tells the project's whole life since its first commit, with no ranges or dates to pick. Its figures count days with work, never commits or lines: an agent can make a hundred commits in a day, but it can't inflate the days.

## The wall

At the top, who the project is and what happened in it: under its name goes **this week's sentence**, if SeeRepo wrote one, with when it was written and from how many changes; below it, its description.

- The cover is its **streak**: the days in a row with work. Weekends without work don't break it. At 3 days it earns **Bronze**, at a week **Silver** and at a month **Gold**. Tap it to see your streak, your best run and the levels.
- Below, its icon, its name, what it is in one line, the day it started, its last change and, when it's known, the last time it reached its site.
- Its links: its site, GitHub and its networks. Each network is just its icon, and its name shows when you point at it. The owner adds them with the **+**: paste the link to its profile and the network is recognized on its own. X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Discord, TikTok, Bluesky and Threads, one of each.
- On the right, its **days with work** and its **best streak**, and under each figure, what it's measured against: out of how many days of life («of 261 days») and between which two dates that streak ran.
- At the foot, **Who wrote it**: each agent's share and yours. Tap an agent to open its sheet: what it fixed, what it left and which modules it worked on this month. Tap your own share to see those posts.

The owner can tap the logo to change it right there, or from **Settings → General**.

## Every day

At the top, a sentence with its pace: how many of the last 28 days had work and how many is usual («Worked on 9 of the last 28 days. Usually 17.»). If no one worked in those 28 days, it says since when. A project less than 28 days old says its age and on how many of those days it was worked on.

Below, its days as squares, as on GitHub: the darker, the more work. It runs from the day the project was born to today, a year at most; what came before it was born isn't drawn. If it was born in an earlier year, **See full year** shows each whole year.

Point at a day to see its changes. If that day has posts, its label ends with «Click to see its posts», and clicking it opens them. From a day more than 90 days ago only how many changes there were is kept: it opens something only if that day had a milestone.

With the keyboard, Tab reaches the last day that opens something, the arrows go to the one before and the next, and Enter opens its posts.

## How it grew

A sentence with how much it grew and since when («From 13 to 3,409 files since Feb 24.»), and the line of how it got there, by when each file was born. It doesn't see the ones that were deleted.

## Posts

Your project's feed: SeeRepo writes it and your project signs it. It shows the latest 3. This week's sentence, if there is one, goes at the very top, on the wall, under the project's name. **See all N** opens a sheet with all of them.

- **One post per day and author**, in a paragraph that sums up what was done that day: its first sentence carries the weight, and under it go who did it, how many changes there were and in which modules. If SeeRepo hasn't written it yet, it says who worked and where.
- **Its tests**: the day they break and the day they pass again.
- **Its milestones**: its days with work (100, 200…), its streak, its busiest day, an agent's first commit, the modules that are born and its first release. Each one can be shared.

What arrived since your last visit is marked **New**. Tap a post to see its detail: every commit of that day and author, each with its link to GitHub, and the modules it touched. Its sheet is titled with who and when, and it has its own address: copy the one in the bar and whoever opens it lands on that post. A day, a module or an author open the same sheet already filtered; closing it clears the filter.

Work and tests posts are from the last 90 days. Milestones, from its whole life.

## Who worked where

The last 90 days. On top, a sentence says who worked and for how many days, and in which module the most: «Codex worked 43 days, Claude 22 and you 11. Top module: Shared pieces, 57 days.» Below it, in gray: the most worked module among those still for two weeks or more, that they all moved in those two weeks or, if none moves, since when. With the whole project stopped for more than a week, it points at no module.

The drawing is a flow: from each author, ribbons run to the modules it worked on, and each ribbon measures its days. Authors are their faces and modules their icons; the name and the days show when you point at them or reach them with the keyboard. Tap an author, a module or a ribbon to see their posts.

It reads in rows, with their names, on a phone, on any screen with no cursor and when there's a single author: each module with its days and a bar as long as they are.

## Wins

What the project can show off, in one row of badges. First what's **in progress**, with its ring: the next medal and the next mark of days. The medal's ring counts today's streak, not your best run. Then what was **won**, with its mark: its medal and its milestones. And, with no mark, what you didn't know about your project, like the module that takes the days or how much of the work happens late at night. The ones that don't fit are in **See all**. Tap one to see its big drawing. All but the ones in progress carry their **Share** button.

A young project shows what's in progress from its first day, and its owner how many days are left until the findings. Without a single day of work, Wins says what the first one takes.

## Sharing

Every win and every milestone is shared as a square image with the same drawing and «Made with seerepo.com» at its foot. You see it before you copy or download it. An image never carries Health's figures.

If your map is public, **X** and **LinkedIn** show under the image too: they open with the win already written and the link to your public Journey. With a private map, only the image leaves.

## In a team

Who you are comes from your GitHub account. If your account is among the project's, it asks nothing. If not, it asks: «Is one of these accounts yours?». Mark all of yours, or «None are mine». To change it, tap «Not you? Change it», at the foot of the wall.

## Free and with a plan

A repo with the free look sees the wall, and below it, blurred, the rest of the page, with how many days it had work in the last year.

## On a public map

Whoever visits a [public map](/docs/public-map-and-sharing) sees the same Journey without «you»: people go unnamed, together. They see the project's networks, but not the **+**. The cover tells them «Its streak», and they can share a win with the link of the page they're on.

## For your agents

Your agent reads the same through the [API](/docs/api-history), the [MCP](/docs/mcp) (`history`) and the [CLI](/docs/cli) (`seerepo history`): the last 7 days, the pace and the moments.