Terminal Standup
Answers 'what did I do yesterday?' by reading your own git history.
What you're making
It's standup in two minutes and your mind is blank. Run this and it looks at every repository you touched yesterday, groups your commits by project, and writes a plain summary you can read out loud. No note-taking, no remembering — it reconstructs your day from the work you already did.
Scans several repositories for your commits within a date window and produces a grouped, readable summary. The date handling around weekends and the grouping of many small commits into one sentence are where the real work is.
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Core features · 7
- Scans multiple repositories in one run
- Filters to commits authored by you
- Groups commits by project and by theme
- Skips weekends when working out what 'yesterday' means
- Prints a summary short enough to read aloud
- Copies the summary to the clipboard
- Lets you set which folders to scan once and forget
The interesting part
- Working out the previous working day including holidays
- Collapsing fifteen tiny commits into one sentence a human would say
- Finding repositories on disk without scanning the entire drive
Once it works
- Include merged pull requests, not just commits
- Add a weekly rollup for retrospectives
- Post it straight into a chat channel