| name | ketchup |
| description | Rebuild context after /clear by analyzing uncommitted changes across Canvas LMS and all plugin repositories |
I just cleared context. Help me ketchup by analyzing all uncommitted changes.
Repository Changes
The script has gathered git status and diffs from the Canvas LMS main repository and all plugin subrepositories. Here's all the data:
!.claude/skills/ketchup/get-diffs.sh $ARGUMENTS
Your Task
Analyze the repository changes above and provide a comprehensive summary:
1. Identify What's Being Worked On
Based on the nature of changes across all repositories, infer:
- What feature or task is being implemented
- The scope and purpose of the changes
- Any patterns (e.g., refactoring, bug fix, new feature, test updates)
2. Assess Progress
Determine if the changes are:
- Complete and ready for commit
- In progress with more work needed
- Just started/exploratory
3. Key Files and Locations
List the most important files being modified with their paths and relevant line numbers.
For example: app/models/user.rb:45-67
4. Likely Next Steps
Based on incomplete work or patterns in the changes, suggest what the developer might work on next.
5. Committed vs Uncommitted (if applicable)
If commit information was requested and included, note which changes are already committed in addition
to still uncommitted.
Analysis Guidelines
- Focus on actual code changes, not just filenames
- Consider relationships between changes (e.g., model + controller + view + test)
- Look for TODOs or incomplete implementations in the diffs
- Identify missing pieces (e.g., tests for new features, migrations for schema changes)
- Be specific with file paths and line numbers when referencing code
- Keep the summary concise but comprehensive
Important Notes
- The get-diffs.sh script handles all git operations without consuming tokens
- It works from any directory within Canvas LMS (main repo or plugin subdirectory)
- Plugin repositories under
gems/plugins/* are separate git repositories
- By default, only uncommitted changes are analyzed
- Pass "commits" or "committed" in $ARGUMENTS to also analyze recent commits
Example Usage
/ketchup - Analyzes only uncommitted changes/ketchup commits - Analyzes both uncommitted changes and recent commits/ketchup some changes have been committed - Also includes commit analysis
