agent standup

Logging manual hours for agent-led development is a friction point that leads to inaccurate billing and missed status updates. This skill automates the extraction of work history from local coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI, alongside git commit history. It generates structured reports and timesheets based on actual machine activity. ## What it does - **Data aggregation** reads local session files, command history, and git commits across multiple repositories. - **Time estimation** calculates work blocks based on activity gaps and rounds to the nearest quarter hour for billing. - **Automated reporting** generates standup notes, weekly status reports, and visual HTML summaries. - **Project mapping** groups prompts, file edits, and commits by project folder to distinguish between client work. - **Timesheet generation** outputs CSV files with date, project, and hour breakdowns for financial tracking. ## How it works 1. **Identify range** by mapping user requests like "what did I do yesterday" to specific date parameters and output formats. 2. **Execute collection** using the provided scripts to parse local agent sessions and redact sensitive strings. 3. **Draft the report** by summarizing prompts into outcomes and grounding every claim in a commit or file edit. 4. **Deliver files** by providing the chat summary and file paths for `standup.md`, `timesheet.csv`, and `report.html`. ## Frameworks & tools The tool requires Node.js 18+ and git. It is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, specifically targeting local CLI agents including Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. ## Why this beats prompting it yourself Generic prompts cannot access your local file system to parse proprietary agent session formats or calculate precise time gaps between CLI commands. This skill uses a dedicated script to bridge the gap between your terminal history and your status reports, ensuring data-driven accuracy. ## Use cases - Generating daily standup notes based on yesterday's actual terminal activity. - Calculating billable hours per project for client invoicing and timesheets. - Summarizing weekly progress for managers by grouping commits and edited files. - Auditing agent-led work to see which commands or prompts caused blockers. ## Known limitations Only sessions stored on the local machine are accessible; browser-based chats or work on other devices are excluded. Changes in third-party CLI session formats may cause parsing skips.