FeatureBuild in public automation

Keep a build-in-public journey moving while you stay in the code.

Journey mode follows a project over time, turns batches of shipped work into a storyline, and helps you keep a consistent public record of progress.

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Tracks a selected repository over multiple updates

Frames progress as milestones, lessons, or honest builder notes

Keeps context from the project goal and audience

Creates multiple draft options for each journey event

Why this page exists

Built for search intent, backed by the product.

People searching for build in public automation need a direct answer, not a vague AI writing tool. This page explains where Postgit fits, what it can do now, and where the workflow stays intentionally human.

Story instead of scattered posts

A journey page exists because builders search for consistency, not only one-off post generation. Postgit keeps the thread of what you are building visible.

Progress that has memory

Project name, description, target audience, and prior updates help each new draft feel like the next chapter rather than an isolated caption.

Approval stays with you

The system can draft and queue, but the builder still chooses the version that matches what actually happened and what should be shared.

Workflow

From repository activity to a publishable update.

Postgit keeps the source material close to the final post, so every draft has a clear reason to exist.

Pick the project

Choose the repository and describe what you are building so the story has a stable center.

Set the audience

Tell Postgit whether the updates are for developers, founders, customers, designers, or a broader builder audience.

Generate a journey event

Recent commits become a short narrative unit with draft options and context about what changed.

Schedule the next beat

Approve the best version, queue it for X, or copy the longer version for LinkedIn.

Examples

Good pages show the kind of output buyers can expect.

Each example ties a real software moment to a public explanation, which is the core Postgit promise.

Honest progress

Use when the week was messy but meaningful, such as refactoring onboarding or fixing queue reliability.

Technical lesson

Use when a code change taught something useful about architecture, latency, permissions, or product constraints.

Milestone

Use when the project crossed a visible threshold, such as first customer flow, launch readiness, or automated publishing.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they connect a repo.

What is a build-in-public journey?

It is a sequence of public updates that shows how a product is being built over time. Postgit helps generate those updates from repository progress so the habit does not depend on remembering to write after every coding session.

Can I use Journey mode for more than one project?

The product supports project journeys with limits based on plan. Each journey should map to a real codebase and a clear build goal.

Will the updates sound too automated?

Postgit gives you draft options and framing controls. The best workflow is to use the draft as a strong first pass, then add your exact judgment before publishing.

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