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Following on from my post “Damn Claude, that’s a lot of commits”, I thought this follow up Tweet 6 months later would be a banger. In my post "damn Claude, that’s a lot of commits" https://t.co/zOVMNUv6d4 I found that in March, users of Claude made about 2.6 million public, Claude attributed commits a week. I just ran the same script again, it’s now about 7m a week (in just 6 months) — Paul Kinlan (@Paul_Kinlan) September 27, 2026 Turns out nope. That being said, I thought I would run it again a month later and see what the current status is and document it here. In the March post Claude Code had gone from 180K public GitHub commits a week to 2.6 million in six months, and I called the late-December 2025 curve an inflection. I re-ran the same scripts this weekend for the 52 weeks ending today, and the March number is now a quarter of the current weekly rate. Claude Code weekly commits on public GitHub, 52 weeks to 1 November 2026 When I looked at it in March I was quite surprised by…

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