name: dev-work-summary description: 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". allowed-tools: Bash

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 .claude/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:

• 📁 Repo name and location
• 🌿 Current branch
• ⚠️ Uncommitted changes (git status)
• 📝 Commit list (hash, message, time)
• 📊 Aggregated stats
• ✅ Files added
• ✏️ Files modified
• ❌ 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