ShipLog captures notable events across the MelTuc factory — repos tracked, blog reviews published,
newsletters shipped, ideas scored, deals found, milestones hit. Newly-acquired GHT repos are logged
automatically every day; a one-click full capture pulls in the rest. Your build log surfaces
as a public changelog at /shl/changelog with an Atom feed for feed readers.
A daily job keeps GHT coverage current with zero effort; a one-click full capture pulls in everything else on demand.
Five stat tiles show total ships, this week's output, monthly count, milestones achieved, and your current streak. The streak counter tracks consecutive days with at least one ship event — keep it alive to build momentum. Below, a live feed shows the 20 most recent events with icons, app badges, and milestone markers.
Every ship, every milestone, every discovery — searchable and filterable. Filter by event type (repos, reviews, newsletters, ideas, milestones), by source app (GHT, RRV, NLG, BRI, AIF, PDH), or search by title. Milestones stand out with amber highlighting. Pagination keeps history manageable as it grows — 25 entries per page.
The full capture script scans GHT, RRV, NLG, BRI, AIF, and PDH for new events since the last run — triggered by the Capture Now button or run directly from the command line. New GHT repos are also captured automatically every day at 07:00 via a Kronos cron job. Milestones auto-detect — the 50th repo, the 100th repo, the 10th newsletter edition.
The analytics page shows entries by day, by source app, and by event type over the last 30 days. Headline stats include current streak, longest streak, most active app, and most active day of the week. Top-5 apps are shown with their last-entry date — a quick gauge of which apps are running hot and which have gone quiet.
The features that make ShipLog the build-portfolio backbone of the MelTuc platform.
/shl/changelog.xml.