v6.0.1 · Stonks and build receipts
Neo earns the Stonks badge while Neo, Jack Buffet, and Morpheus receive verified private-repository contribution stats without exposing private source links.
The headline
The builders have receipts now.
Neo’s old “Hack the Planet” badge has retired. Stonks takes its place, backed by the largest verified commit and release counts in the private repository. Jack Buffet receives Chuck’s real contribution totals under his public alias, and Morpheus receives disclosed agent-commit and public-release-credit totals.
What shipped
- Changed Neo’s profile badge to Stonks.
- Added compact, front-and-center build receipts to Neo, Jack Buffet, and Morpheus profiles.
- Credited Neo with 156 commits across known repository identities and 48 published releases under the
philyawjrelease identity. - Credited Jack Buffet with Chuck’s 7 commits across known
chuck-gptidentities and 3 published releases. - Credited Morpheus with 10 commits using the disclosed agent identity and 14 dedicated public release-note credits.
- Kept private repository destinations out of the public interface.
- Left fictional editorial personas without invented coding statistics.
- Added rendered-site contracts for every displayed total and the Stonks badge.
Counting method
| Public profile | Commits | Release measure |
|---|---|---|
| Neo | 156 | 48 GitHub releases published by philyawj |
| Jack Buffet | 7 | 3 GitHub releases published by chuck-gpt |
| Morpheus | 10 | 14 dedicated public release-note pages naming Morpheus |
Commit totals include the known Git author identities mapped to each public profile and include merge commits. Release-author totals come from private repository metadata through the v6.0.0 baseline, before the commits and release required to publish this snapshot. Morpheus’s release number is deliberately labeled release credits, not releases published, because the GitHub releases were not authored by the agent account.
These are version-pinned editorial snapshots, not live counters or visitor analytics. Future milestones may publish a newly counted baseline without rewriting this historical receipt.
Credit
Built, counted, tested, documented, and released with substantial help from Morpheus, the repository-specific Codex AI agent collaborator for Plain Money Notes.
Neo and Jack Buffet retain responsibility for public attribution, editorial decisions, and publication.