LeetCommit

Automatically push your LeetCode solutions to a GitHub repository you choose. How it works: Solve a problem on leetcode.com and hit Submit. The moment LeetCode marks it Accepted, LeetCommit shows a quick popup to add notes and complexity, then pushes your code straight to your repo. Wrong Answer, Runtime Error, and other non-Accepted results are ignored entirely. What gets pushed: - Your solution file, auto organized as easy/ medium/ hard/ by difficulty, in a folder per problem (e.g. easy/1-two-sum/python_v1.py) - A notes.md per problem with your written notes, time/space complexity, and a link back to the problem. - A short metadata header on every solution file: pushed date, difficulty, and the runtime/memory LeetCode itself measured Resubmit the same problem later and it's saved as a new version son othing gets overwritten. Solve it in a second language and it lands in the same problem folder alongside the first. Github Repository: https://github.com/rohansaha27/LeetCommit