obsidian-log-commits

To automatically log daily GitHub commits to Obsidian, this Skill fetches commits across personal and organization repos for a target date, filters out automated noise, and inserts a concise summarized bullet list into the Log section of your daily note.

Yes, you can summarize GitHub activity from organization repos into Obsidian. The Skill discovers repositories via the gh CLI or API, groups commits by repository, and maps them to your daily note path like 01-Days/YYYY-MM-DD-ShortDayName.md.

Yes, the GitHub commit summarizer filters out automated or low-context commits. It removes this noise to keep your daily log focused on meaningful work, synthesizing a single bullet point per repository for easy tracking.

You need either the gh CLI or the GitHub API to track GitHub commits in Obsidian daily notes. The Skill uses these dependencies to discover personal and organization repositories and fetch commit data for your target date.

The best way to group GitHub commits by repo for a daily log is using this Skill, which aggregates commits across all repositories for a target date, synthesizes a single bullet per repo, and links to vault project notes using wikilinks when possible.