git-activity

To summarize yesterday's git commits across multiple local repositories for a daily standup, this Skill scans configured project directories listed in ~/.claude/config.sh, counts commits since yesterday, detects the remote host, and formats the commit messages into a markdown table.

Yes, you can generate a markdown table of git activity for progress reports. The Skill inspects each configured repository's git history and outputs a table summarizing project name, remote host, commit count, and brief commit messages.

Yes, this git activity summarizer works with both GitHub and Bitbucket remotes. During the repository scan, it detects the remote host type, differentiating between GitHub, Bitbucket, and local repositories.

To configure which project directories to scan for recent git commits, you must define a PROJECTS array within the ~/.claude/config.sh file. The Skill reads this configuration to locate and inspect your local development environment repositories.

The best way to prepare a quick retrospective of recent development activity is to scan your local git repositories for commits made since yesterday. This automatically aggregates commit counts and messages into a concise summary without manual checks.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to scan local repositories for commit summaries. The Skill operates directly on your local development environment by reading the git history of projects configured in the config file.