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Gitlights

AI-driven Git analytics platform providing insights into commits, pull requests, and developer expertise.

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About Gitlights

Gitlights is an intelligent Git analytics solution that utilizes AI and NLP technologies to deliver detailed insights on code commits, pull requests, and developer capabilities. It enables teams to monitor progress, identify trends, and optimize workflows through data-driven analysis and AI-enhanced reports.

How to Use

Download Gitlights from the GitHub Marketplace, authorize access to your repositories, and explore the generated visualizations and reports to derive actionable insights from your development data.

Features

Real-time performance monitoring dashboards
Benchmarking against industry standards
Intelligent notifications for key updates
In-depth developer skills analytics
Commit and pull request overview panels
Collaborative developer mapping

Use Cases

Track and visualize code evolution over time
Evaluate team performance using RSI and EMA indicators
Identify skill gaps and areas for developer improvement
Receive automated weekly and monthly insights
Recognize individual and team contributions
Compare your team's performance with industry benchmarks
Analyze commit types to balance development efforts

Best For

Development teamsProject managersEngineering leadersChief Technology OfficersSoftware development organizationsAgile teamsDevOps teamsCode reviewers

Pros

Automated notifications keep teams updated
AI and NLP provide deep insights into Git activity
Benchmark performance against industry peers
Visual developer maps enhance collaboration
Track investment balance across projects
Free trial available for testing features
Comprehensive dashboards for code and skill analysis

Cons

Loading extensive historical data may incur extra costs
Lower-tier plans offer limited data retention
Advanced features require higher-tier subscriptions
Installation is necessary via the GitHub Marketplace

Pricing Plans

Choose the perfect plan for your needs. All plans include 24/7 support and regular updates.

Historical Data Access

$49.9

Access past GitHub activity with a one-time fee, covering up to 6 months of historical commits and pull requests. Unlimited contributors included. Extend data history with additional purchases. Features include investment tracking, developer radar, maps, and AI-driven weekly and monthly reviews.

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Basic Subscription

$14.9/month

Subscribe for daily data updates and enhanced functionalities. Supports unlimited contributors, access to commit and pull request history, developer insights, and AI-generated reports. Share access with team members and receive smart notifications.

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Premium Plan

$24.9/month

Includes all Basic features plus additional capabilities. Supports up to five users, daily updates, and advanced analytics for team performance and developer skills. Suitable for growing teams seeking comprehensive insights.

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Enterprise Plan

$34.9/month

All features of the Premium plan with expanded user access. Supports up to ten users, continuous updates, and extensive data retention. Designed for large organizations requiring collaborative analysis and detailed reporting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Gitlights

How do I get started with Gitlights?
Install Gitlights from the GitHub Marketplace, authorize your repositories, and begin analyzing your development data within minutes.
What data types does Gitlights analyze?
It analyzes commits, pull requests, developer skills, and categorizes commits by type such as fixes or refactoring.
Is there a free trial available?
Yes, Gitlights offers a 15-day free trial with full access to the Basic Plan features.
What happens after the free trial ends?
You can choose a monthly subscription plan—Basic, Advanced, or Enterprise—or purchase additional historical data as needed.
What is the purpose of the Developers Map feature?
The Developers Map visualizes team dynamics by distinguishing between individual and collective contributors to enhance collaboration.