$ gh auth login
Put your graph
on the board.
One sign-in, read-only, and your last 365 days go up next to everyone else’s. Then you get to find out exactly how lazy you are.
Not open yet
Sign-in isn’t live. The board is running on a seeded list of public accounts while the scoring gets proved out, and we’d rather show you this than a button that opens a broken login. Leave your email and you’ll get one message when claiming opens — that’s the only thing it’s used for.
Stay lazy.
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What we’ll read
All of it is already public on your GitHub profile. Connecting just saves us guessing your username.
- Your public profile: username, name, avatar, bio
- Your contribution calendar for the last 365 days
- The daily counts behind it, so we can work out streaks
What we’ll never touch
- Your code. Not one line, public or private
- Repository names, issues, pull requests or commit messages
- Permission to write anything, anywhere, ever
- Your email, unless you hand it over below yourself
The scope requested is read:user. That is the narrowest one GitHub offers, and it cannot write. You can revoke it from your GitHub settings at any time, and ask us to drop your row with it.
28 developers are already on the board
Every one of them is a public account, added by us to get the board started — nobody paid, and nobody was asked. The rules explain exactly how the count works.