Landed

Landed

One local HTML page of what recently landed across the workspace — a tab per repo, commits grouped by day, diffs collapsed behind each commit. This is the after-the-fact review surface for merged work — the page the owner reads instead of a PR queue.

Steps

1. Run the generator. The argument is a count (20), a duration (3d, 2w), or a rev range (abc123..main); default 7d:

   python3 ~/.agents/skills/landed/generate.py [range]
   

   It scans every git repo under ~/src plus ~/.agents/skills, renders a tab for each repo with commits in range, and writes ~/.claude/landed.html plus the assets/ folder that page links (all-audits/harness/pagelib.py owns both the shell and the copy). It prints the path, tab count, and size — or says so and writes nothing when the range is empty everywhere.

2. Open it: wslview ~/.claude/landed.html. Report the per-run counts.

The page is a snapshot, cheap to rebuild, never appended to. Every git push also regenerates it in the background via the push-sync hook, so regenerating here just guarantees freshness before opening.

Page anatomy lives in generate.py itself — read it there, don't restate it here.

generate.py also takes --roots <comma-separated paths> and --out <path> to override which repos it scans and where it writes, for testing against a throwaway git repo instead of the real workspace. Not needed for normal use.