v1.2.0 — the 24-hour tape

Every card so far asks how much you ship. This release asks when —
and hands down a diagnosis. Existing embeds are untouched.

The Holter monitor

• /holter/<user> — your circadian rhythm as a 24-hour histogram of
  recent public activity, stamped with a verdict: NOCTURNAL, EARLY BIRD,
  DAYWALKER, AFTER HOURS, or ARRHYTHMIC when there's no pattern at all.
• SUSPECTED SLEEP — the monitor finds your longest quiet stretch and
  prints it as your sleep window. No quiet stretch? not observed, which is
  its own diagnosis.
• Pass tz=<utc-offset> (e.g. tz=3.5) so the verdict lands on your local
  hours — GitHub timestamps are UTC. All 13 themes and layout params apply;
  theme=phosphor&scanlines=1 looks like actual hospital equipment.
• Share the verdict — /s/YOU/holter unfurls on Twitter/Discord/Slack
  with your histogram and diagnosis stamped on the preview image.
• GitHub Action: new holter: input. The v1 tag has moved, so workflows on
  @v1 get it automatically.

The builder explains itself

• Live demo preview — the empty builder now renders a demo card that
  reacts to every click: switch modes, themes, shapes, waves, scanlines and
  watch it repaint before you've typed a username (/demo/<mode> under the
  hood — synthetic patients, zero GitHub API calls, never counted in stats).
• Every mode chip carries a plain-words blurb — no jargon, no guessing what
  a "ward" is.
• /#holter deep-links straight into holter mode; the hero points there.

Everything else

• The landing page now shows the terminal CLI (npx github-pulse-cli) —
  which is live on npm.
• Redis client also accepts the KV_REST_API_* env names the Vercel
  marketplace Upstash integration injects.

When do you really code? Get diagnosed →