work-summary

Generate work summaries by running the analysis script with your repository path and date range. The tool parses commits to extract metrics like commit counts, files changed, and lines added/removed, then outputs a structured report in JSON, Markdown, or plain text suitable for performance reviews.

Yes, multi-repo analysis lets you process one or more repositories in a single run. Specify each repository path, apply the same date range or author filters across all repos, and generate a consolidated report that aggregates metrics and achievements across your entire codebase.

Git analysis computes commit counts, lines added and removed, files touched, activity timelines, and identifies largest commits and significant changes. It also extracts achievements from commit messages to build narrative context for stakeholder updates and review documentation.

Specify start and end dates, quarters, or relative time periods as command parameters. Author filtering lets you isolate contributions by team member, and flexible date formats support specific ranges, quarters, or dynamic relative periods for quarterly and annual reviews.

Output reports in JSON for programmatic processing, Markdown for documentation and sharing, or plain text for direct review. Choose the format that best integrates with your performance review workflow, reporting tools, or stakeholder communication channels.

No complex configuration is required. Provide the repository path, date range, and desired output format as command-line arguments. The tool automatically parses commit history without requiring repository setup beyond standard git access.