The Dev Journal That Writes Itself (And Gives You XP)

This is a submission for the Notion MCP Challenge Every developer has a graveyard of half-remembered side projects. You know the feeling. Someone asks "what have you been building?" during a job search and you blank. Or you're writing a performance review and can't reconstruct what you shipped in Q1. Or you're three months into learning to code and can't tell if you're getting better, which honestly stings more than the other two. The problem isn't that you aren't building. It's that the work disappears into git history the moment it's committed. I built DevPulse to fix that. And then I turned your git history into a game. What I Built DevPulse is a global Claude Code agent that automatically logs your coding sessions to Notion after every commit. It tracks your growth with XP and levels, maintains daily streaks, runs a 25-quest achievement system, and unlocks 30 achievement badges — all triggered by a single slash command, from any project on your machine. 🎮 Async Queue System for Ad