GitHub commit history flight game
A browser game where you fly a plane through a 3D city generated from your GitHub commit graph. Each day with commits becomes a building, with height proportional to commit count, and lanes represent weekdays. The game was built entirely with AI (vibe-coded) without writing any code manually.
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