dev-memory-update

Extract and store development events from git commits into ai_memory/events.jsonl by calling the skill with commit metadata (message, diff, branch, timestamp). The skill analyzes this data, infers event types, and persists structured records with required fields like repo, branch, commit_hash, and commit_message.

Yes, the skill supports automatic post-commit hooks that trigger event extraction without manual intervention. After configuration, commits are parsed and events are stored automatically, or you can manually process past commits and backfill the timeline.

The skill captures required fields—repo, branch, commit_hash, commit_message, commit_timestamp—and optional metadata including diff_summary, files_changed, related_issues, related_prs, and author. It generates event IDs and infers event types from commit messages for consistent records.

Process past commits or non-commit activities manually by calling the skill with historical commit data. Batch processing is supported, allowing you to retroactively populate ai_memory/events.jsonl with events from your repository's history.

The skill enforces required fields: repo, branch, commit_hash, commit_message, and commit_timestamp. Events cannot be stored without these fields; optional metadata like diff_summary or author can be omitted, but core commit details must be provided for event creation.