Your agent can already read the commits. It can't remember how you write.
Most "AI tweet generator" tools are a text box with zero context. RepoMuse links your repository and reads the README, releases, merged PRs, and commits, then writes the post or thread in a voice built from your own past posts.
Step 1
Describe what shipped
A shipped feature, a fixed bug, a metric that moved, a lesson from the week. One line is enough.
Step 2
It reads your repo, not just your line
Your linked repository goes in first: README, releases, merged PRs, commits. Then your product profile and your author voice.
Step 3
You get a finished draft
Ready for X as a post or thread. Read it, edit if you want, post it yourself.
Three inputs a prompt box does not have
A generic generator has one input: whatever you type, forgotten the moment you close the tab. RepoMuse keeps three on file - a versioned product profile (audience, goals, content pillars, approved claims), a per-author voice built from traits you set and posts you have already written, and a linked repository it reads before drafting. The repo goes in first, so what shipped outranks anything else it found.
FAQ
How is this different from a free AI tweet generator?
Free instant generators (the kind you find on Hootsuite, Circleboom, or similar tools) take a topic and return generic text with no context. RepoMuse keeps state: a profile of your product, an author voice built from your own past posts, and a linked repository it reads before writing. Free includes 15 posts a month, or bring your own agent over MCP.
Does it read my actual commits?
Yes, if you link a repository. It reads the README, releases, merged pull requests, and commits through a read-only GitHub App - it never clones or executes anything, and none of your credentials are stored. Every call mints a short-lived token instead. Without a linked repo it falls back to your product profile and your own site.
Can it write threads, not just single tweets?
Yes - X threads up to 25 parts, or a single post. Also works for Threads, LinkedIn, and Bluesky if you want the same update adapted per platform.
What does it cost?
Free includes 15 posts a month. $12/mo gets you 300. Medium-quality drafts count as 1, High as 3. Failed generations refund automatically.
Building in public? See the build-in-public page. Want to call this from your own agent? Read about MCP access.