Reliable GitHub onboarding
Connected OAuth, repository selection, sync recovery, and retry handling into one dependable setup experience.
GitHub onboarding is now working end to end. You can connect an account, choose the repositories you want Little Posts to watch, and recover cleanly if a sync fails. The setup flow now gets builders to their first real draft without the old dead ends.
Ready to make your ownA reliable sync flow is less about the happy path than the boundaries around it. I tied OAuth callbacks, repository selection, retry handling, and onboarding recovery into one stateful flow. Each stage now returns enough context for the next step to resume instead of sending the user back to zero.
Ready to make your ownThe most frustrating onboarding bug looked random: a failed first sync could leave the setup screen with nowhere to go. The real issue was state recovery across OAuth, repository selection, and the retry path. Making those transitions explicit removed the dead end and made failures recoverable.
Ready to make your ownI kept treating GitHub connection as setup plumbing. It is actually the first trust test of the product. If Little Posts is going to turn someone's work into something worth sharing, connecting that work has to feel calm, selective, and reversible. This pass finally feels closer to that standard.
Ready to make your ownA major piece of Little Posts is now connected end to end. GitHub OAuth, repository selection, sync recovery, and retry handling are all working together. Builders can move from choosing a repo to seeing their first draft without getting trapped in setup.
Ready to make your own