gh-contribution-report

To generate a GitHub contribution report for multiple organizations, the Skill fetches commits and pull requests via GitHub CLI, parses the activity data, and produces structured Markdown reports with aggregated statistics.

You can track engineering activity in Obsidian by generating monthly and annual Markdown reports that include repository activity, PR history, and project highlights formatted for navigable Obsidian-based reporting workflows.

You need GitHub CLI to collect commit and pull request data because the Skill relies on its pagination-aware workflows to fetch activity across multiple organizations before parsing and validating the aggregated statistics.

The best way to summarize yearly commits and pull requests across GitHub organizations is to automate data collection and Markdown report generation, which removes manual effort and validates aggregated contribution statistics.

Limitations of automating GitHub contribution tracking include relying entirely on GitHub CLI data availability and requiring accurate commit and PR parsing to validate aggregated statistics without manual data correction.