commit-report

One skill, two modes, two deliveries.

• Modes — quick (default): git log of the current repo → prose + bullets, zero config. standup (--standup): multi-source — GitHub PRs/reviews/comments, git across configured repos, deploys, optional tracker → impact narrative.
• Deliveries — every run ends with a copy-ready channel block (the paste-anywhere "send"). Add --doc to also write the full report to a file for bigger-scope handoffs.
• Audience — dev (tech-heavy) / pm (mid) / client (no jargon). Applies to both modes and to the channel block.

Guiding principle (both modes): name work by what it was, not by its ID. "Fixed the image cache eviction" beats "Merged PR #481." IDs live in refs/footnotes, never in the headline.

Voice (both modes, every audience): formal and agentless. The subject of a sentence is the change, the system, or the outcome. No personal pronoun in any of the three persons, and no human as a sentence subject. See Voice and tone.

Quick start