My engineering footprint across NaniteExplorer and every GitHub account I ship from, including personal, open-source, and work contributions.
Coverage: 2 of 2 accounts synced live, public contributions only. Languages are sampled from the 50 most recently pushed non-fork repositories per account, weighted by bytes with an 18-month half-life. Contribution totals are summed per account — where two accounts commit to the same repository GitHub reports it for each, and the API gives no way to detect the overlap, so such work is counted twice.
Commits say “wrote code”. Pull requests, reviews and issues say “worked with people”. This is the split behind the 849 contributions above.
17% collaborative
Commits
705
83%
Pull requests
134
16%
Reviews
9
1%
Issues
1
0%
Unified Contributions — all accounts
864 contributions230 active days1 current streak26 best streak25 peak day · Jun 13
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Language Footprint
Share of code BY BYTES, not by repository count, with an 18-month recency half-life — so a 40-line script cannot outrank a large long-lived codebase, and a language last touched years ago fades. Sampled from the 50 most recently pushed non-fork repositories per account.