Show HN: Paste a public GitHub repo, get the questions a reviewer would raise

PulseRepo, a new tool for developers, analyzes a public GitHub repository's git history to generate a ranked list of plain-language questions a reviewer would raise, tailored for tech leads, founders, or investors. The deterministic core is free and reproducible, with optional AI signals layered on top, aiming to provide insights from the project's literal record rather than second-hand accounts like Jira or Confluence.

PulseRepo — read how your team works, not just the code PulseRepo reads your repository's git history — the project's real source of truth — and turns it into a short, ranked list of plain-language questions worth raising in your next standup. Not scores, not rankings, not surveillance. A tech lead sees release-risk questions; a founder sees roadmap-alignment questions; an investor sees process-health questions — the same repository, framed for whoever's reading it. The deterministic core is free and reproducible, with optional AI signals layered on top. Other systems — Jira, Confluence, dashboards, the standup update — are second-hand accounts that can drift. The repository is the literal record of what was built, by whom, and when. This page needs JavaScript enabled. Enable it to explore PulseRepo, or learn more at pulse-repo.com https://pulse-repo.com/ .