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Daily Standup

Generate a daily standup summary from your git activity — what you did, what you'll do, what's blocking.

/standup

Install this skill

  1. 1. Copy the SKILL.md content (button above)
  2. 2. Create a folder for the skill:
    # Mac/Linux
    mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/standup
    
    # Windows (PowerShell)
    mkdir $env:USERPROFILE\.claude\skills\standup
  3. 3. Save the content as ~/.claude/skills/standup/SKILL.md
  4. 4. Restart Claude Code (or open a new session)
  5. 5. Type /standup to invoke it
gitstandupsummaryteam

/standup

Skip the "what did I do yesterday" stress.

Usage

/standup # yesterday's activity /standup --since "last friday" # custom range (handles weekends) /standup --format slack # Slack-friendly output

What it summarizes

Yesterday

  • Commits made (grouped by repo if multi-repo workspace)
  • PRs opened / merged / reviewed
  • Issues closed
  • Files changed (high-level summary, not file list)

Today's focus (inferred)

  • Open PRs awaiting your action
  • Issues assigned to you
  • Branches with uncommitted work

Blockers (auto-detected)

  • PRs awaiting external review for >24h
  • Failing CI on your branches
  • Open conversations on your PRs

Output formats

Default (terminal)

Yesterday (2026-04-24): ✓ Merged: PR #142 (stack planner streaming) ✓ Reviewed: PR #140 (auth refactor) ✓ Commits: 8 across 2 repos Today (2026-04-25): → Continue PR #138 (skills installer button) → Review PR #143 from @teammate → Issue #99 assigned ⚠ Blocker: CI failing on branch fix/diagram-labels

Slack

Compact, with emojis, ready to paste.

Rules

  • Anonymize teammate names if --anonymize is given (for public summaries)
  • Skip commits that are merge-only or revert-only unless content-bearing
  • For multi-repo: show a small banner per repo so context is clear