Author: Hasnain Haider
> One honest commit a day keeps the graph green.
A tiny automation that logs real work I do every day and pushes a commit to GitHub.
No fake history, no spam — just daily progress.
- Windows Task Scheduler starts the laptop.
- After 5 min a script runs once per calendar day.
- It appends a time-stamped note to
daily-log.md, commits, and pushes. - GitHub shows a new green square → profile stays active.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
daily-log.md |
Running diary of everything I actually coded/learned |
daily_real_work.bat |
The script that adds, commits & pushes |
.lastrun |
Tiny lock-file so it only runs once a day |
Double-click daily_real_work.bat → type what you worked on → instant commit.
Set once via Task Scheduler → forget forever → graph grows automatically.
Every dot on my GitHub graph is real work you can read in this file.
Built with 💙 by Hasnain Haider
Feel free to fork and track your own daily progress!