analyzing-git-sessions
Analyzing Git Sessions
Core Responsibility
Generate structured analysis of git activity for specified timeframe or commit range, including commit history, file changes, statistics, and optional diffs.
Inputs
Accept from user:
- Time range: "last 2 hours", "since 10am", "today", "since 2025-10-23 14:00"
- Commit range: "abc123..def456", "HEAD~5..HEAD", "feature-branch..main"
- Optional filters: Specific paths, authors, or file types
- Output depth: Concise (default), Detailed, or Code Review format
Working Process
Step 1: Parse and Validate Input
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