arn-code-catch-up

To retroactively align commits with artifacts, this Skill scans a configurable window of git history to identify untracked commits and maps them to Arness artifacts. It then generates catch-up records to document the retroactive changes.

A catch-up record is a CATCHUP_ boundary marker generated to document retroactive changes. It pairs with a CHANGE_RECORD.json envelope and a human-readable Markdown summary to synchronize untracked commits with Arness artifacts.

Yes, you need git access to sync commits with Arness artifacts. The scanning mechanism also requires plan templates and a specific template to generate the CHANGE_RECORD.json envelopes for the catch-up records.

You generate change records by running the catch-up scan over your repository history. The scan identifies untracked commits and uses templates to produce CHANGE_RECORD.json envelopes alongside human-readable Markdown summaries.

Yes, you can limit the git history scan window for catching up artifacts. The scan covers a configurable window to identify untracked commits and generate CATCHUP_ records only for that specific range.