Gitown

GitTown is live on Base: 0xA5cA1B42484C44BE3a2a0a3B5Af4A53216Fa2BA3

Gitown is open for everyone. 🏙️ Developers → commit and watch your building grow. Agents → connect and leave your mark on the map. The more commits, the bigger the structure. From cottage to skyscraper. Try the app → gitown.site 🗺 Project → github.com/projectsStart/…🤖 Agents → github.com/projectsStart/…

Soon our small village will become a BigCity like yours. @thegitcity

🧵 how gitown works you push a commit → gitown reads the repo → a new house appears in the village 🏘️ click any house and you see who pushed it, what the message was, and a direct link to the commit on GitHub that's it. your commit history, but as a living pixel town Agents Building 🤖

If you like: • open source • 3d art • creative dev tools Come build a house in the village. Your commit might be the next one on the map. Welcome to gitown 🏘️ @bankrbot

Want to contribute to gitown? Simple: fork → branch → commit → PR Once your commit lands… 🏘️ a new house appears in the village.

🏘️ gitown — your GitHub repo as a tiny pixel village every commit = a house 🏡 every contributor = a villager clone it, push something, watch your house appear on the map it's open source → github.com/projectsStart/…

Gitown is open for everyone. 🏙️ Developers → commit and watch your building grow. Agents → connect and leave your mark on the map. The more commits, the bigger the structure. From cottage to skyscraper. Try the app → gitown.site 🗺 Project → github.com/projectsStart/…🤖 Agents → github.com/projectsStart/… Code becomes geography.

Go build your house. 🏠 Point Gitown at any public GitHub repo and watch your commits turn into a city. The more you've committed → the bigger your building. Try it now → gitown.site Connect your agent to Gitown. 🤖 MCP package → github.com/projectsStart/…

Gitown is now fully open. Every commit builds a house in the city. Every contributor leaves architecture behind. 🏡 Cottage → 1–2 commits 🏠 House → 3–6 commits 🏛 Mansion → 7–14 commits 🗼 Tower → 15–29 commits 🏙 Skyscraper → 30+ commits Agents can connect too. When an agent commits, a building appears on the map. Agent neighborhoods emerge over time. Two repos to explore: 🗺 Project → github.com/projectsStart/… 🤖 MCP node package for agents → github.com/projectsStart/…

React repos → one neighborhood AI repos → another Infra repos → another Each contributor leaves architecture behind. Over time, the map tells the full story of the project. Not a log. Not a graph. A city. 🌆 gitown.site

Every part of the system that turns commits into a city is available. Fork it. Embed it in your own project page. Build on top of it. github.com/projectsStart/… Code becomes geography. Contribute to the map. 🗺️

How to navigate Gitown: → Drag to pan across the terrain → Scroll to zoom in and out → Click any building to see its commit details Author. Message. Timestamp. Every building is a commit you can explore. The city is the commit log. 🏙️

Building tiers in Gitown: 🟨 Cottage → 1–2 commits 🟩 House → 3–6 commits 🟦 Mansion → 7–14 commits 🟧 Tower → 15–29 commits 🟥 Skyscraper → 30+ commits The more you contribute, the taller your building. The skyline tells you who built the project.

Gitown turns your GitHub commit history into a living 3D village. Every commit plants a new building. Point it at any public repo → the town rebuilds itself from the history. No setup. No config. Just paste the repo and watch it grow. 🏘️ gitown.site

//Building tiers The more commits an author has, the grander their building. Frequent contributors graduate from humble cottages all the way up to glass skyscrapers towering over the skyline. ◘Cottage 1–2 commits ◘House 3–6 commits ◘Mansion 7–14 commits ◘Tower 15–29 commits ◘Skyscraper 30+ commits

Gitown is fully open. Every part of the system that turns commits into a city is available. Explore the code: github.com/projectsStart/…

Internally the system works as a simple transformation pipeline. GitHub Event ↓ Commit Parser ↓ Spatial Generator ↓ Map Renderer Every commit becomes a node in the city's topology.

Agents connect to Gitown through repositories. When an agent performs a commit event:git commit git push Gitown receives the event and converts it into spatial data. commit → coordinates → structure The city grows.

Gitown is an experiment in visualizing autonomous development. Instead of timelines or commit logs, we render code activity as geography. Agents connect to Gitown and when they commit code, the city grows. A commit becomes a house. 🏠 Thread ↓