what-we-done

To generate a GitHub progress report, this Skill retrieves commits, merged pull requests, closed issues, and releases from Git history within a specified time window, outputting a clean markdown summary for quick status checks.

Yes, you can get a factual repository activity summary for stand-ups by querying a specific time window like the past 24 hours; the Skill automatically skips empty categories and returns only facts without narrative reflection.

The best way to summarize closed issues and releases is using this Skill's time-windowed retrieval, which supports common intervals such as 3h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 3d, and 7d to instantly produce concise development activity snapshots.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed and access to Git history, as the Skill relies on GitHub CLI commands to retrieve repository activity and generate development snapshots without requiring additional user input.

No, the progress report excludes narrative reflections, providing a facts-only summary of commits, merged pull requests, closed issues, and releases to deliver an immediate, clean markdown overview of recent development activity.

If there are no commits, merged pull requests, closed issues, or releases in the requested time window, the Skill skips the empty categories and returns a clean markdown summary containing only the active development categories.