Hey HN, I built Gitmore because I was tired of spending hours every week copy-pasting from git log to write status updates. The problem: Git history contains everything about what your team shipped, but extracting useful information from it is painful. Commit messages are written for machines, not stakeholders. Status reports are a time sink. Changelogs go stale. And developers doing critical backend/infrastructure work often go unrecognized. What Gitmore does: AI-powered queries - Ask questions in plain English: "What did the team ship last week?" or "Show me Sarah's contributions this month" (powered by Claude) Automated reports - Weekly/monthly summaries delivered via email or Slack. AI converts cryptic commits into human-readable narratives Auto-generated changelogs - Public changelog page that updates itself from your Git activity Developer leaderboard - A "Coffee Score" system that recognizes all types of contributions, not just visible UI changes Slack integration - Query your repos directly from Slack What we DON'T do: We never access your source code. Only commit metadata (messages, timestamps, authors), PR info, and contributor profiles. Stack: Next.js 15, MongoDB, Claude API, works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Pricing: Free tier (1 repo), Pro at $15/mo (5 repos), Enterprise at $49/mo (20 repos). For a 10-person team, this saves roughly 78 hours/year that would otherwise go to manual status reporting. Would love feedback from the HN community. What's missing? What would make this more useful for your workflow?