llp42 Generate a standup summary from git history.
Determine the time range: if
$1is given, use it as the--sincevalue (it may be a relative phrase like "yesterday" or "2 days ago", a date, or a git ref). If$1is empty, default to--since=yesterday(last 24h).Get the current git user with
git config user.name. Run:git log --since=<range> --author=<current git user> --pretty=format:%ad%x09%s --date=short --no-mergesIf this returns no commits, retry without--author(all authors). If that fallback is what produced results, note in the output: "No commits found for ; showing all authors instead." If there are still no commits, state plainly that no commits were found in the given range and stop.Group the returned commit subjects by date (the date is the first tab-separated field).
Output terse standup-style bullets, one section per day (most recent first), each with a short list of bullets describing what was done. Base bullets strictly on the commit subject text — lightly rephrase for readability (e.g. drop conventional-commit prefixes, make it read naturally) but do not invent details, scope, or intent not present in the subject line.
Do NOT include a "planned next" or "blockers" section. Only report what was actually done, per git history.