| name | whats-new |
| description | List notable new tools, scripts, aliases, and config changes from recent git history |
Generate a concise list of notable new features from recent git history. Focus on things the user would actively use, not passive improvements or fixes.
Steps
1. Get Recent Commits
git log --oneline --since="1 month ago"
If the user specifies a different time range, use that instead.
2. Identify Alias Changes
Check for new aliases that map to scripts:
git log --since="1 month ago" -p -- 'zsh/.config/zsh/aliases' 'zsh/.config/zsh/.zsh-custom/*alias*'
Look for added alias lines (lines starting with +alias) to pair with new scripts.
3. Filter and Categorize
Only include items the user would actively invoke or benefit from knowing about. Skip:
- Bug fixes, refactors, passive improvements
- Lock file updates, flake input updates
- Gitignore changes
- Minor config tweaks
Categorize into:
- New tools — new scripts or skills with their alias if one exists (format:
,script-name (alias))
- Config changes worth remembering — non-obvious behavior changes the user should know about
4. Output Format
Use this exact format:
**New tools:**
- `,script-name` (`alias`) — one-line description
**Config changes worth remembering:**
- brief description of the change
Omit a section if empty. Keep descriptions to one line each.
