wiki-daily-summary

Generate a daily wiki summary by reading git history and log entries, formatting the output, and saving it to summaries/YYYY-MM-DD.md. The process also updates index.md and pushes the changes to the remote repository automatically.

Yes, you can automate wiki change summaries by scheduling the skill to run daily using a cron job. This reduces manual work and ensures your documentation summaries are generated and committed regularly without intervention.

You need a wiki under git version control with a log.md file, and environment variables configured for repository paths and credentials. These prerequisites allow the tool to read history, save summaries, and push updates.

The wiki summary tool supports both automated daily scheduled runs and ad-hoc requests. You can trigger it manually at any time to generate a summary of recent changes, making it flexible for weekly digests as well.

The best way to keep index.md updated is to use an automated script that formats the daily wiki summary, saves it, and then modifies index.md to include the new entry before pushing all changes to the remote repository.

Automated wiki summaries may fail to push if environment variables for paths or git credentials are not configured correctly. Ensure your authentication details are properly set to allow committing and pushing the updated index.md and summary files.