Repo reports
Turn a single repository into a navigable HTML report with overview, commits, contributors, charts, quality, and hotspots routes.
Summary for AI agents
git-snitch is a Node.js CLI tool (npm: @git-snitch/cli) that generates standalone, self-contained HTML reports for git repositories and recursive directory scans. It is designed for engineering leads, auditors, and teams who need portable git evidence without setting up a hosted dashboard. Key features: single-repo reports, scan reports, custom TSX templates, CSV/JSON export, privacy-first anonymization (--anon), and GitHub metadata enrichment via gh CLI. Written in TypeScript, published on npm. Source: https://github.com/DimitriGilbert/gitsnitch. Home: https://git-snitch.dbuild.dev/
Standalone git reports for repos that need receipts.
git-snitch is a Node-based npm CLI that writes self-contained HTML reports for a repository or a recursive scan. No backend, no database, no browser launch unless you ask for --open.
$ npx @git-snitch/cli repo --open$ npx @git-snitch/cli scan . --period 14d --open --ai-usageReports shaped for local evidence,
not cloud dashboards.
Scan reports
Run recursive scans from a directory, compare projects, and drill into each discovered repository without a hosted service.
Custom templates
Pass `--template <path>` to provide route-level TSX overrides while missing routes fall back to the built-in renderer.
Exports
Use report export controls for CSV/JSON data where the standalone renderer has exportable tables and datasets.
Standalone HTML
Each CLI run writes a self-contained report file designed for local sharing, archiving, and file-protocol viewing.
Privacy-first sharing
Share reports without exposing repo names, author emails, or file paths. Pass --anon to sanitize everything in one flag.
GitHub enriched
Stars, forks, license, and topics automatically appear in your reports via the gh CLI. No token setup beyond what you already have.
Scan a single repo,
Or your whole workspace
Install
$
npx @git-snitch/cli repoReport for this repo
$
npx @git-snitch/cli repo --open$
npx @git-snitch/cli repo --json > data.jsonScan across projects
$
npx @git-snitch/cli scan . --period 14d --open --ai-usage$
npx @git-snitch/cli scan ~/workspace --period 3m --exclude "legacy-*"Share without leaking names
$
npx @git-snitch/cli repo --anon -o report.html