Not because the work isn't worth seeing — but because explaining it takes time and energy that most developers don't have after shipping.
devcast fixes that. Every time you push code, it reads the commit, understands what's interesting about it, and writes a post in your voice — automatically. No templates. No generic summaries. Real posts, in real voices, about real engineering work.
“I truly believe great engineering work deserves to be seen. devcast makes sure it is.”
— Liliana Castellanos, creator of devcast
devcast watches every repository under your GitHub account. No configuration per repo — one setup, every push.
Performance, security, architecture, Python, Go, Java, Elixir, React — modules run in parallel and surface what is actually interesting.
One Claude API call per commit. The post lands in Buffer as a draft. You review, edit if needed, and publish.
Modules run in parallel. Zero findings = no Claude call = no cost.
GitHub Actions, Buffer, and Supabase are free. Only the Claude API costs money — roughly $0.006 per post.
Posts go to Buffer as Ideas. You approve, edit, and publish from Buffer's native UI. No auto-publish path exists.
Every post you publish feeds back into the system. devcast learns your edit patterns and writes closer to your voice over time.
Write custom analysis modules in TypeScript using the devcast-sdk. Publish to npm as devcast-module-*, list in config.