daily-report-generator

Automate daily standup reports by collecting recent commits from your Git repository, categorizing them by type (features, fixes, improvements, documentation), and formatting them into a predefined template. The Skill filters commits by your git config user.name, extracts commit message prefixes like feat, fix, and doc, and outputs results as Markdown or Slack-ready text for immediate team sharing.

Yes. Generate weekly summaries by aggregating commits over a seven-day period, organizing them by category, and optionally merging calendar events into the report. The output formats as a weekly summary suitable for meeting materials or team updates, reducing manual compilation time and highlighting completed work in a structured format.

This works with commits using standard prefixes: feat for features, fix for bug fixes, refactor for code improvements, doc for documentation, and chore for maintenance tasks. These prefixes automatically sort commits into their respective categories in the generated report, making work breakdown clear and organized.

Yes, you need a local Git repository. The Skill reads your commit history directly from git log and uses your git config user.name to filter commits authored by you, so access to the repository and Git configuration on your machine is required to generate accurate reports.

Reports output in formats suitable for Markdown or Slack, allowing you to use them as-is for documentation, team channels, or meeting preparation. You can choose daily standup format for quick daily updates or weekly summary format for comprehensive progress reviews tailored to your communication channel.

Specify your desired scope—daily or weekly—before generating the report. The Skill retrieves commits matching that time window from your repository, categorizes them accordingly, and outputs a formatted report scaled to either a single day's work or a full week's accomplishments.