| name | wp-trac-timeline |
| description | Browse WordPress Trac timeline activity feed. Use when the user asks about recent WordPress core Trac activity, commits, ticket changes, or what a specific author has been working on. Matches queries like "recent trac activity", "what has USER done on trac", "WordPress core commits this week", "show me USER's trac contributions". |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash(${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/wp-trac-timeline/scripts/timeline.php:*)"] |
| argument-hint | <time period and/or author> |
| context | fork |
Query WordPress Trac timeline for: $1
Script reference
!${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/wp-trac-timeline/scripts/timeline.php --help
Date calculation
Today's date is used to calculate dates. Convert relative dates to explicit parameters:
| User says | Calculation |
|---|
| "last 2 weeks" | --daysback=14 |
| "past month" | --daysback=30 |
| "last 7 days" | --daysback=7 |
| "around Jan 12, 2023" | --from=2023-01-15 --daysback=7 (center on the date) |
| "January 2023" | --from=2023-01-31 --daysback=31 |
| "since Feb 1" | Calculate days from Feb 1 to today |
Examples
| User request | CLI arguments |
|---|
| "my activity last 2 weeks" | --author=<username> --daysback=14 |
| "what did saxmatt and ryan do in early 2005" | --from=2005-01-15 --daysback=15 --author=saxmatt --author=ryan |
| "all trac activity yesterday" | --daysback=1 |
| "what worked on this month" | --author=<username> --daysback=30 |
Instructions
- Parse the user's request to identify time period and author(s)
- Calculate
--from and --daysback from relative dates
- Run: !
echo "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/wp-trac-timeline/scripts/timeline.php" [arguments]
- Present the timeline results
On auth failure
If the script reports that auth is required (HTTP 403 / "run /wp-trac-auth"),
invoke the wp-trac-auth skill to (re)authenticate, then re-run this command
with the same arguments.
