Vernettic turns your GitHub commits into social posts, a public profile, a changelog and a weekly digest — automatically. You ship code; it tells the world. Here’s how to get going.
The five-minute setup
- 1Sign up with your GitHub account.
- 2Go to Settings → Connections and connect GitHub, then pick the repo you want Vernettic to watch.
- 3Connect at least one place to post — LinkedIn and/or Bluesky.
- 4Open Settings → Posting and choose a writing style that sounds like you.
- 5Push a commit. Within seconds a draft post appears on your Posts page, ready to review.
tip
By default nothing publishes until you approve it. You can switch to fully automatic later once you trust the output.
What happens on every commit
- Vernettic reads the commit message and changed file names — never your code.
- It drafts a post per connected platform in your chosen voice.
- Drafts land on your Posts page; you review and click “send it”.
- Your public profile and changelog update, and the weekly digest is queued.
That’s the whole loop. The rest of this knowledge base covers each piece in detail.