weekly-review

Generating a cross-project weekly status report requires aggregating git logs from ~/work and ~/personal directories alongside Obsidian breadcrumbs and memento notes to produce a structured Markdown summary in Obsidian.

Consolidating git activity from multiple repositories into a single Obsidian note is supported by scanning cross-repo git logs, combining them with session breadcrumbs, and outputting a unified Markdown weekly review.

Tracking stalled work across multiple git projects for a weekly review is done by synthesizing recent git activity and session breadcrumbs to identify open follow-ups and surface stalled work in a consolidated status report.

The weekly cross-project status report requires specific folder structures, operating by scanning git logs specifically across the ~/work and ~/personal directories to aggregate repository activity.

Memento notes and breadcrumbs integrate with git activity by being read alongside cross-repo git logs, synthesizing session breadcrumbs and notes to provide context for a structured weekly status report.

Using an automated weekly review instead of manual cross-repo git log aggregation is ideal when managing multiple repositories, automatically aggregating git activity, surfacing stalled work, and writing a ready-to-review Markdown report to Obsidian.