context-dump

You can generate a structured markdown summary of recent GitHub activity by running a command at the start of your session. It aggregates commits, pull requests, issues, and CI health from the past 7 days to help you quickly understand project status.

The best way to catch up on team GitHub commits and pull requests is to generate a weekly activity summary. It consolidates recent development progress, including open issues and review activity, into an organized overview of what was shipped and what is in progress.

Yes, generating this GitHub activity summary requires the GitHub CLI and git commands. The Skill uses these underlying tools to gather data on recent commits, pull requests, issues, and CI health to produce the final structured markdown report.

You can generate a project status report by running the context command in your session. It automatically collects GitHub issues, commits, and CI health data from the past 7 days and formats them into a clear markdown report for team orientation.

Yes, you can get a 7-day GitHub activity summary specifically designed for faster team onboarding. It covers recent commits, pull requests, issues, and CI health, allowing new team members to quickly get context before jumping into coding.

The main limitation is that the summary is restricted to a 7-day window of GitHub activity. It relies entirely on git and GitHub CLI data to produce a markdown report, meaning it only covers recent project status updates rather than long-term project history.