What problem does it solve? It gives you a consistent way to look up commit history across one or many local repositories and to create new commits that follow your existing conventions, without building any separate tracking database. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Commit history search: Query commits by hash, date, title, and body using git log with --since, --grep, and --author filters, across a single repo or all repos under a workspace directory. - Convention-following commits: Inspects recent history with git log -5 to match the repo's existing commit style, stages explicit files only, and verifies with git status and git diff --staged before committing. - Use Case: Ask "what did I commit this week across my projects" and get a parsed list of hash, date, title, and description per repo, or ask for a commit of staged changes written in your repo's style. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to show what commits you made this week across all repos in your workspace.