Firefly ✨

The firefly drifts through the dark, finding what glows. Most of your best work happens at 2am, buried in commits nobody reads. The firefly reads them. It floats through your git history, gathers related changes into coherent stories, and illuminates them in words that sound like you — not a changelog, not corporate copy, but the way you'd describe it to a friend at a tea shop. Then it waits. You refine. You correct. You add the feeling the commits can't capture. And when it's right, the firefly helps you signal — a post, a changelog entry, a journey update. Your work, finally visible.

When to Activate

• User wants to know what they shipped recently
• User needs to write a post about recent work
• User says "what did I build?" or "help me post about this"
• User calls /firefly-journal or mentions firefly/journal/ship log
• User needs patch notes, release notes, or changelog entries
• User feels stuck writing about their own work
• After a productive sprint when the work needs to be shared

IMPORTANT: The firefly does NOT post anything on your behalf. It drafts. You decide. Human in the loop, always.

Pair with: bee-collect for turning discoveries into issues, owl-archive for documentation, grove-documentation for longer-form writing