dev-work-summary
Dev Work Summary
Overview
Scans all git repos in ~/dev and reports today's activity with commit messages, branch info, file changes, and detailed analysis.
Usage
Invoke when user wants to review their work:
- "What did I work on today?"
- "Show me my daily activity"
- "Which repos did I touch?"
- "Summarize my work"
Workflow
- Run scan script:
bash plugins/development-lifecycle/skills/dev-work-summary/scripts/scan-repos.sh
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