dev-work-summary
Scan ~/dev recursively for git repos and report today's work with commits, branches, stats, and detailed change analysis. Use when user asks "what did I work on", "show my work", "daily summary", "what repos did I touch".
What this skill does
# Dev Work Summary ## Overview Scans all git repos in ~/dev and reports today's activity with commit messages, branch info, file changes, and detailed analysis. ## Usage Invoke when user wants to review their work: - "What did I work on today?" - "Show me my daily activity" - "Which repos did I touch?" - "Summarize my work" ## Workflow 1. Run scan script: ```bash bash plugins/development-lifecycle/skills/dev-work-summary/scripts/scan-repos.sh ``` 2. Script outputs: - Repo name and path - Current branch - Uncommitted changes (if any) - Today's commits (messages, timestamps) - Stats (files/lines changed) - File-level changes (added/modified/deleted) 3. Analyze output and summarize for user: - Group by project/theme - Highlight key accomplishments - Note incomplete work (uncommitted changes) - Identify cross-repo patterns ## Report Structure Per repo with activity: - ๐ Repo name and location - ๐ฟ Current branch - โ ๏ธ Uncommitted changes (git status) - ๐ Commit list (hash, message, time) - ๐ Aggregated stats - โ Files added - โ๏ธ Files modified - โ Files deleted ## Notes - "Today" = since midnight (00:00:00) - Recursive scan finds nested repos - Skips repos with no activity today - Shows total repos scanned at end
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