work-report

Automating work report generation from Git commit history requires parsing file paths within a specified directory and extracting information from associated README files. This Skill compiles commit logs and document content into a categorized Markdown report.

Generating a work report from a Git directory works by parsing file paths and extracting associated README file content. The mechanism categorizes commit logs into investigation, implementation, study sessions, and others based on the directory structure.

You can generate a Git commit report for specific timeframes including yesterday, this week, last month, or custom date ranges. The Skill processes commit logs within the specified period to compile the final report.

You need Git command-line tools and file system access to generate commit-based work reports. These dependencies are required to parse commit logs, read directory paths, and extract README file content for report compilation.

The best way to categorize Git commits into investigation and implementation tasks is by analyzing the directory structure. This Skill automatically organizes commit history into categories like Investigation, Implementation, and Study Session based on file paths.

A limitation of using directory structure for commit report categorization is that work must be organized into specific folders to be classified correctly. Commits outside the targeted directory paths or lacking associated README files may not be fully captured.