I think the more you automate the WIP todo's like GitHub integration, the worse the community quality gets.
Right now, you have to manually enter your to-do's and reflect for a second on what you did. There's some friction and I think that's a good thing. This attracts active community members who come back to the website.
The idea would be to show you your recent git commits so you can then manually write a status update. So basically just a way to trigger your memory and indeed a moment of reflection.
I think the more you automate the WIP todo's like GitHub integration, the worse the community quality gets.
Right now, you have to manually enter your to-do's and reflect for a second on what you did. There's some friction and I think that's a good thing. This attracts active community members who come back to the website.
The idea would be to show you your recent git commits so you can then manually write a status update. So basically just a way to trigger your memory and indeed a moment of reflection.