---
name: standup
description: Produce the work report Hagernesh asks for - "what have I done today", "tasks of yesterday and today", daily/period summaries for tickets or timesheets. Builds the answer from git history plus uncommitted work, never from memory alone.
---

# Work report (standup / ticket summary)

Ground every line in git. Do not reconstruct from conversation memory — commits
are the record.

## Gather

```bash
# Commits in the window (adjust dates; author matches "Hagernesh")
git log --since="YYYY-MM-DD 00:00" --until="YYYY-MM-DD 00:00" --author=Hagernesh \
  --pretty=format:"%h|%ad|%s" --date=short

# What each commit actually contains (subjects lie sometimes)
git show --stat --pretty=format:"%s" <hash> | head -12

# In-flight work = part of "today" even if uncommitted
git status --short
git log origin/dev..HEAD --oneline     # branch commits not yet in dev
```

## Known pitfalls in this repo

- **Check subjects against contents.** Commit titles here sometimes mismatch the
  diff (e.g. a commit titled "unload export" that actually contained ISO
  container validation). Use `git show --stat` before reporting a title as fact.
- A day with no commits usually still has uncommitted/in-flight work — report it
  as its own section with per-item status (done / uncommitted / blocked).
- Merge commits from other authors are noise; filter with `--author`.

## Output format

One table per day: `# | Task (plain language, not the commit subject verbatim) |
Commit / Status`. Follow with a short "carry-over / blocked" list naming what
blocks each item. Keep it ticket-ready: no jargon that needs the repo open to
decode.