groove-utilities-memory-log-git

To automatically log your daily git commit history, this skill captures commits made since midnight, current git status, and diff statistics, then saves them into a dated, auto-incremented Markdown memory file.

The best way to track code changes for daily review is to run this skill after a coding session, which generates a summary of your commits and saves it directly to your memory log directory.

Yes, you need git command-line tools installed to record your git activity, as the skill relies on them to query your commit history and generate the memory log file.

The skill organizes git activity summaries chronologically by applying a specific memory file naming convention, creating dated and auto-incremented Markdown files in your git memory directory.

When logging code changes to memory, the skill captures your commits made since midnight, your current git status, and your diff statistics into a structured Markdown file.

Yes, you can use this skill to generate a git diff summary for your daily workflow, as it automatically records diff statistics and commit history into a structured memory log file.