visual-implementation-recap

You can generate an HTML report from a git diff by rendering the milestone's implemented changes, completed plan, and audit report into a self-contained visual-recap.html file for commit-gate review.

A visual implementation recap is a trustworthy HTML document summarizing a milestone's actual git diff, audit verdicts, and changed-file tree. You need one to reduce human effort during commit-gate reviews of feature implementations, refactors, or tests.

You can visualize code changes and audit findings in a single browsable document by rendering the milestone's completed plan, audit verdicts, and annotated git diffs into a self-contained HTML report with optional architecture and UI surfaces.

Yes, the visual recap process requires read-only grounding from version-control and milestone artifacts, applies secret redaction, and outputs a self-contained HTML file without committing changes to the repository.

Yes, you can use this recap tool for commit-gate reviews of architecture changes, contract changes, and user-facing UI changes. It renders optional architecture, API/schema, and UI surfaces while preserving Mermaid source fallbacks.