A week of daily commits
Use with: ship-on-github. Resume line when done: Daily committer — see contribution history at github.com/{username}
Brief
A repo you commit to every day for seven consecutive days: a learning journal, practice code, or daily writing. The content matters less than the rhythm: commit, push, read the diff, repeat. This is the shortest sphinxstack project and the hardest to fake, because the calendar is the proof.
Personalize
- The daily thing. What can you honestly produce every day for a week? A paragraph on what you learned, one solved exercise, one sketch. Pick the smallest thing you will actually sustain.
- The time. Name the hour of day the commit happens. Streaks survive on schedule, not motivation.
Milestones
- Day 1: repo, README stating the commitment, first entry, pushed.
- Days 2–6: one entry per day. Each session, read `git log --oneline` and yesterday's diff before writing today's.
- Day 7: final entry plus a short retrospective in the README: what the log shows, in your words.
Done means
- 7 consecutive calendar days each containing at least one commit, authored by you
- Every commit message states what the entry is
- Retrospective in the README
- SESSIONS.md has at least 3 entries across the week, written by you