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GitHubKit

Your GitHub. Your identity.

Make your GitHub profile
your own.

Update your profile, build a personalized README, and generate
custom commit history from one workspace.

You’ll review changes before publishing them.

GitHubKit

README Content

Name

M. Khalil

Introduction

Software developer passionate about building useful tools and learning in public.

Skills

TypeScriptReactNode.jsPython

README Preview

Hi, I’m M. Khalil 👋

Software developer passionate about building useful tools and learning in public.

TypeScriptReactNode.jsPython
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One workspace. Choose what you want to work on.

Bring your GitHub profile together.

Update your public details

Edit your bio, links, and profile information.

Create your profile introduction

Start with a template or import a README you like. Customize it with your skills, projects, and links.

Generate custom commit history

Choose dates and activity preferences, inspect the schedule, and publish to a private repository.

Generated history is synthetic. Contribution visibility depends on GitHub’s rules.

From your first edit to your next publish.

  1. 01

    Connect your account

    Authorize GitHub access to get started.

  2. 02

    Customize your content

    Work on the parts of your profile you choose.

  3. 03

    Review and publish

    Check the changes before sending them to GitHub.

Know what you’re connecting.

Profile access

GitHubKit requests permission to update your profile.

Repository access

The requested repository permission includes public and private repositories.

Clear visibility

Profile READMEs use a public repository. Generated activity uses a new private repository.

You choose when to publish

Connecting does not automatically publish changes.

Generated commits are synthetic. GitHub determines contribution eligibility.

A few things to know.

What is a profile README?

A profile README is the introduction displayed on your GitHub profile. It lives in a public repository with the same name as your username. GitHubKit helps you create, import, preview, and publish it.

Will connecting change my account immediately?

No. Connecting authorizes GitHub access. You choose what to edit and review your changes before publishing. Previewing content does not publish it.

Will generated commits appear on my contribution graph?

GitHubKit generates synthetic commit history. GitHub decides whether commits qualify as contributions, including requirements around the author email, branch, and repository. Private contribution visibility also depends on your GitHub settings.

Will my drafts survive a refresh?

Profile and README drafts can be recovered in the same browser tab when browser storage is available. They are not a permanent backup. Activity settings reset on refresh; unfinished uploads retain a recovery receipt when browser storage is available.

Your GitHub. Your identity.

Review your changes before publishing.

Built by Muhammad Khalil

Have a project in mind? Explore my work and connect with me.