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Generate a plain-language activity report of your GitHub work for a given date range, including commits, pull requests, reviews, issues, and comments. Use this when you need to summarize what you've accomplished on GitHub for status updates, retrospectives, or tracking your work.

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name	gh-activity-summary
description	Generate a plain-language activity report of your GitHub work for a given date range, including commits, pull requests, reviews, issues, and comments. Use this when you need to summarize what you've accomplished on GitHub for status updates, retrospectives, or tracking your work.
license	MIT

GitHub activity report

This skill generates a markdown-friendly report of your GitHub activity over a date range using the gh CLI.

Usage

Run the bundled script with optional START_DATE and END_DATE (format: YYYY-MM-DD).

# Default: last 7 days
bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh

# Specific range
bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh 2026-01-01 2026-01-07

Requirements

gh (GitHub CLI) - must be authenticated (gh auth login)
jq - used for JSON counting and formatting

What It Does

Lists commits you authored in the date range.
Lists pull requests you created and merged.
Lists pull requests you reviewed.
Lists issues you created.
Prints simple summary counts for quick status updates.

How It Works

Uses gh search to query commits, PRs, and issues scoped to @me.
Uses platform-aware date defaults (macOS vs Linux) when you omit dates.
Formats output as readable markdown so you can paste it into status updates or pipe it into an LLM for summarization.

To generate a short natural-language summary, you can pipe the report into your preferred model:

bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh 2026-01-01 2026-01-07 | claude "Summarize this in 2-3 sentences"

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name	gh-activity-summary
description	Generate a plain-language activity report of your GitHub work for a given date range, including commits, pull requests, reviews, issues, and comments. Use this when you need to summarize what you've accomplished on GitHub for status updates, retrospectives, or tracking your work.
license	MIT

GitHub activity report

This skill generates a markdown-friendly report of your GitHub activity over a date range using the gh CLI.

Usage

Run the bundled script with optional START_DATE and END_DATE (format: YYYY-MM-DD).

# Default: last 7 days
bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh

# Specific range
bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh 2026-01-01 2026-01-07

Requirements

gh (GitHub CLI) - must be authenticated (gh auth login)
jq - used for JSON counting and formatting

What It Does

Lists commits you authored in the date range.
Lists pull requests you created and merged.
Lists pull requests you reviewed.
Lists issues you created.
Prints simple summary counts for quick status updates.

How It Works

Uses gh search to query commits, PRs, and issues scoped to @me.
Uses platform-aware date defaults (macOS vs Linux) when you omit dates.
Formats output as readable markdown so you can paste it into status updates or pipe it into an LLM for summarization.

To generate a short natural-language summary, you can pipe the report into your preferred model:

bash skills/gh-activity-summary/activity-report.sh 2026-01-01 2026-01-07 | claude "Summarize this in 2-3 sentences"