mission-arc

Extract and condense recent commit history into a trajectory of Formula derivations and glosses.

1|Updated Feb 19, 2026

Search Tags:#git #commit #history #derivation #arc #gloss

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/mrrts/WorldThreads --skill mission-arc

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Skill: mission-arc
Source: https://github.com/mrrts/WorldThreads/tree/main/.agents/skills/mission-arc
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mrrts/WorldThreads --skill mission-arc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This feature glosses recent commit messages into a compact, mission-oriented trajectory by extracting Formula derivations and glosses from the project's history, turning noisy activity into actionable context for planning and writing.

Core Features & Use Cases

Auto-gloss the most recent commits by rendering their 𝓕-derivations and glosses into a concise arc narrative.
Filter the arc view by date, author, or substantive-derivation to surface only meaningful motion and direction.
Integrates with report-writing and next-move decision flows, ensuring outputs stay aligned with the current trajectory.

Quick Start

Run the mission-arc script to print the latest commits with their derivations and glosses so you can read the project’s current trajectory before composing reports or choosing next actions.

Frequently Asked Questions about mission-arc

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I summarize git commit history into a project trajectory for reporting?▼

To summarize git commit history into a project trajectory, you can extract and condense recent commits into Formula derivations and glosses. This renders noisy activity into a concise, actionable arc narrative aligned with the current development direction.

What is a commit derivation and gloss for project planning?▼

A commit derivation and gloss is a condensed representation of recent git history that extracts meaningful motion and direction from commit messages. It transforms noisy development activity into actionable context for planning and writing reports.

How do I filter recent git commits by author or date to surface meaningful changes?▼

You can filter the recent git commit trajectory by date, author, or substantive-derivation criteria to surface only meaningful motion. This ensures the extracted derivation and gloss view focuses exclusively on significant project direction.

Can I use commit history to decide the next development move?▼

Yes, you can use commit history to decide the next development move by reading the project's current trajectory. Extracting the latest Formula derivations and glosses provides the actionable context needed for next-move decision flows.

Does this commit trajectory extraction require specific dependencies or frameworks?▼

No specific dependencies or frameworks are required to extract the commit trajectory. The tool operates as a standalone script that reads the last N commits directly from the git history to render the latest derivation and gloss.

When should I avoid using automated commit history summarization?▼

You should avoid using automated commit history summarization for projects with infrequent commits or when substantive-derivation criteria cannot be met. The tool is specifically designed for development workflows with frequent commits requiring a move-aware arc.