Gitcord: Local-First Discord-GitHub Integration Bot

I work on Gitcord, a tool that connects a GitHub organization with a Discord server to help track and manage open-source contributions. The system will collect GitHub events such as issues, pull requests, reviews, and merges, store them locally, and calculate contributor scores based on configurable rules. The automation will follow a simple pipeline (Read → Plan → Report → Apply) so that every action can be reviewed before it is applied. To keep the system safe, it will run in dry-run mode by default and generate audit reports for maintainers. The project will also include a Discord bot that allows contributors to interact with the system directly from Discord. Contributors will link their GitHub and Discord accounts using a verification step instead of OAuth. Through bot commands, users will be able to check contribution summaries, view pull request information, request issues, and receive notifications about reviews, assignments, and merged pull requests. Gitcord will follow a local-first approach, storing data in a SQLite database rather than relying on external services. It will maintain records such as contribution history, identity mappings, audit logs, and notification history. The project will also include documentation, YAML-based configuration, Docker support, and automated tests so that organizations can deploy and maintain the system more easily.