weekly-report

To generate a weekly development report, this skill aggregates your GitHub commits, pull requests, and Claude Code sessions into a concise Markdown file grouped by repository. It formats the activity data using a predefined template and outputs the final report to your specified path.

Aggregating GitHub pull requests and Claude Code activity for a weekly review involves coordinating with an activity-reporter subagent to collect additions, deletions, and changed files. This approach automatically detects active repositories and groups results by project to provide clear cross-project visibility.

Yes, you can generate a development report for a custom lookback period instead of the current week. The skill supports reruns with different time periods, allowing you to specify historical date ranges and output the aggregated Markdown report to a user-specified path for archiving.

Yes, the weekly report skill groups activity data by repository to provide per-project visibility. This grouping mechanism applies across multiple GitHub repositories and Claude Code projects, making it easy to compare progress and focus areas across your entire development portfolio.

The automated weekly dev activity report outputs in Markdown format according to a predefined template. This ready-to-share Markdown file summarizes your GitHub file changes and Claude Code sessions, making it convenient for archiving or distributing to your team.

Yes, you need to specify an output path when generating a GitHub and Claude Code activity report. This user-specified path determines where the final Markdown file is saved, ensuring the aggregated weekly development review is conveniently archived for later reference.