23 commits, 3 PRs, and a 7-day streak. This week was a balance of deep-diving into Rust CLI logic, refining my Neovim setup, and a massive +4,500 line overhaul of my portfolio.

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Week at a Glance

Metric Count
Commits 23
Pull Requests 3
Issues 1
Code Reviews 0
Discussions 0
Lines Added +4,614
Lines Removed -1,081
Streak 7 days

Active Repositories

Repository Commits Language Changes
DeepRead 8 Python +0/-0
nvim 7 Lua +0/-0
GitBanner 6 TypeScript +79/-9
trx 2 Rust +26/-6

Pull Requests

Title Repo State Changes
fix: stop re-prompting update after user skips or upgrades trx MERGED +26/-6
feat: add ignore-languages input to filter generated/vendored files GitBanner OPEN +79/-9
feat: portfolio modern redesign + scrolling GitHub PR sidebar portfolio OPEN +4509/-1066

Issues

Title Repo State
bug: TRX repeatedly prompts for update even after successfully updating trx CLOSED

Languages

Language Commits
Python 98981159
TypeScript 15626468
Rust 11984699
C# 4356561
MDX 1899280
HTML 1806078
Twig 1654148
Shell 1249901

Blog Post

TL;DR

It’s been a while since I’ve had a "perfect week," but I finally hit that 7-day commit streak. 23 commits, 3 PRs, and 1 closed issue across 4 different repos—this week was the definition of a polyglot grind. I spent my time bouncing between surgical Rust fixes in a CLI tool, deep-diving into Python backend logic, and completely ripping apart my portfolio for a modern redesign.

WHAT I BUILT

The week was split between high-level visual work and low-level logic. I managed to touch four different repositories, each serving a very different purpose in my workflow.

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