Generate retrospective summaries from Git history with session detection and commit categorization.
npx skills add https://github.com/stacksjs/car-rental --skill stacks-retro
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: stacks-retro Source: https://github.com/stacksjs/car-rental/tree/main/.claude/skills/stacks-retro Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stacksjs/car-rental --skill stacks-retro
Detect and transform Git history into structured, data-driven retrospectives that reveal insights about how code and team activity evolve over time.
Run stacks-retro on your project to generate a complete retrospective from the latest Git history.
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Git history analysis categorizes commits into Feature, Fix, Refactor, Test, Docs, and Chore groups. It uses data-driven rules to evaluate commit activity windows and compute focus scores, helping you understand how code evolves over time.
You need a project with multi-day activity and multiple contributors in its git history. The tool applies configurable thresholds to detect development sessions, making it best suited for active repositories rather than small or single-day projects.
A git session detection report includes a high-level overview, detailed session logs, and suggested actions. It identifies development sessions from commit activity windows and provides behavioral observations to guide process improvements.
Commit categorization calculates focus scores by grouping commits into Feature, Fix, Refactor, Test, Docs, and Chore categories. It enforces data-driven rules to evaluate the distribution of commit types within detected development sessions.
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