Public data, no sign-up

A clearer look
at your GitHub activity.

Two free views of the same public activity: a practical audit and a lighter profile roast.

GitHub Consistency Audit

The audit summarizes visible activity over the last 30 days, including active days and quiet gaps. Enter a GitHub username on Vigilante’s check-up page. You do not need to create a Vigilante account or connect a private repository to use this tool.

Use it to ask a narrow question: does the recent public record match the working rhythm you intended? A gap can be a useful prompt to inspect your routine, but it cannot tell you whether you were studying, working privately or deliberately resting.

GitHub Profile Roast

The Roast tab gives a playful, stats-backed take on that public activity. It uses the same check-up surface, so you can switch back to the audit when you want the underlying signal. Treat a roast as entertainment, not an assessment of your worth as a developer.

Read the limits before drawing conclusions

Public GitHub activity is an incomplete view. Private work, local changes, work on other platforms and non-coding tasks may not appear. Recent event availability can also limit the detail a tool can show. A contribution graph is not a complete timesheet and should not be used to rank people’s ability.

The tools are separate from Vigilante’s daily verification. Running an audit or sharing a result creates no verified days, Materials, XP or game progress. If you want a commitment tied to one repository, read the product page.