git-project-status

To generate a Git repository health report, you need a tool that analyzes commits, codebase structure, branch health, dependency status, and GitHub PRs. This Skill automates that entire process, producing a detailed status overview of your current working tree.

A Git project status analysis covers commit history, codebase statistics, type errors, stale branches, outdated dependencies, and GitHub CI activity. This Skill consolidates all these metrics into a single holistic report to highlight risks and outstanding tasks.

Yes, you can check for stale branches and outdated dependencies by running an automated repository analysis. This Skill proactively detects these issues along with potential secrets exposure and code quality problems before a major release.

Yes, this Git project status report integrates with task management tools like `td` when a `.todos` folder is present in your repository. It incorporates your outstanding tasks directly into the comprehensive health report.

Tracking GitHub PRs, issues, and CI status alongside local Git changes requires a consolidated repository analysis. This Skill fetches remote GitHub activity and merges it with local working tree changes to provide a unified project overview.

The best way to identify risks before a major Git release is to run a deep, automated repository analysis. This Skill scans for codebase issues, dependency health, and branch anomalies, ensuring a smoother deployment by highlighting areas needing attention.