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Try it on my site: see an update written from your repo or changelog

The box on the home page shows you what FoxPlug writes before you sign up. You paste a public address and get one update and three posts written from what is really there.

Where to find it: https://foxplug.com/ in your browser. Press Try it on my site, or scroll to the box called Try it on your GitHub repo or changelog. Open it in FoxPlug

Steps

1. Open https://foxplug.com/ and press Try it on my site.
2. Paste your GitHub repository (like github.com/you/your-project) or the address of your changelog (like yoursite.com/changelog).
3. Press the button to write it. FoxPlug reads the latest public releases, changelog entries or commits at that address.
4. Read the update and the posts for X, LinkedIn and a short version. Copy any of them.
5. To keep the result and get a weekly version, press the sign-up button under it. Your result is shown again inside your account after you sign up.
6. If you want the result in your inbox, use Email me this result. It sends one email with a link to your result, only when you press it.

Good to know

• There is a limit on how many tries one visitor gets in a day. The same address shows the saved answer without using a try.
• The address must be public. A private repository or a page behind a login cannot be read.
• It writes only from what the page says. It does not invent numbers or customers.

What it does not do

• It does not post anywhere. You copy what you want.
• It does not need an account to show you a result.
• It does not store the email address you type for Email me this result.

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