trinarymage/git-who

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a demo gallery showcasing analyses of popular open-source projects using the `git-who` tool. The gallery will be hosted on GitHub Pages and will include interactive treemaps and health reports for projects like React, Django, and Kubernetes. Contributors are asked to clone repositories, run `git-who` commands, and submit their findings as pull requests.

AI Summary: This feature request proposes a new `git-who watch` command that provides a live-updating display of expertise scores in the terminal. It aims to re-analyze and refresh the display automatically when the working directory changes, similar to how `git-who health` works but in real-time. This would be particularly useful during code reviews or pair programming to observe expertise shifts as files are modified.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a new command, `git-who blame <file>`, which extends the functionality of `git blame`. It aims to display an 'expertise score' alongside the author and content for each line of a file, providing insights into contributor experience and aiding code review.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding support for a `.gitwho.yml` configuration file to allow project-level settings for the GitWho tool. This would enable teams to define common configurations like ignored files, timeframes, and thresholds directly in their repository, simplifying CLI usage and CI integration.