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Extract a git repository's activity over a time window and render a Markdown journal, optionally narrated by an LLM.

#reposummary summarize

Extract a git repository's activity over a time window and render a Markdown journal, optionally narrated by an LLM.

Effect: mutating

#Flags

Flags
NameShortTypePresenceEnvDescription
--windowstrrequiredtime window: today | yesterday | week | month | all | + | ..
--synthesisstrrequiredLLM synthesis backend for the prose summary: none, claude-cli, or anthropic-api (no silent fallback) Values: none (no LLM; the journal is the deterministic extraction only), claude-cli (shell out to the local claude CLI (no API key needed)), anthropic-api (call the Anthropic Messages API (requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)).
--modelstroptionalmodel id for LLM synthesis (e.g. haiku); used only when --synthesis is claude-cli or anthropic-api; omitted means haiku
--branchstroptionalgit ref to treat as the tip of history when resolving the window; omitted means HEAD
--outputstroptionalwrite the generated Markdown journal to this file; omitted prints it to standard output
--cache-dirstroptionaldirectory for the on-disk journal cache; omitted means the user cache dir
--cache, --no-cachebooloptionaluse the on-disk journal cache; pass --no-cache to always recompute the journal from scratch; omitted means the cache is used

#Arguments

Arguments
NameTypePresenceDescription
repostroptionalpath to the git repository to summarize (a normal checkout or a bare + worktree layout); omitted means the current directory

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