what-did-i-get-done

To summarize git commits into a concise status update, the Skill reads commits authored by the current git user within a specified time period, excludes merge commits and uncommitted changes, and extracts major shipped changes to generate a final summary.

Yes, you can generate a development status update for time ranges like yesterday, the last 3 days, or the last week. The Skill resolves the requested time window into concrete dates and includes this actual date range in the final summary.

No, the status update excludes merge commits and uncommitted changes entirely. It only reads commits authored by the current git user email within the resolved time window to synthesize the most important shipped changes.

The best way to report development progress from git history is to automatically resolve a time window into concrete dates, extract major authored commits, and synthesize them into a concise update with the actual date range included.

The Skill determines which git commits to include by resolving a user-specified time period into concrete dates and filtering commits to only those authored by the current git user email, explicitly excluding merges and uncommitted changes.

Your git status update does not reflect uncommitted work because the Skill explicitly excludes uncommitted changes and merge commits, focusing solely on synthesizing authored commits shipped within the specified time range into a concise update.