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Usergit receipts: Recap what your agent actually did ... every prompt → commands → MCP → files → commit, reconciled against the one record the agent can't rewrite: git.
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htmlreport-compact
Produce a COMPACT HTML report from a Claude Code session — small enough to render inline in Claude's preview. Use when the user asks for a compact report, a small report, a report they can read here, or a preview of the audit.
htmlreport-full
Produce the FULL HTML report from a Claude Code session — every commit with its complete file and command lists, opened in the browser. Use when the user asks for the full report, the complete report, the whole audit as a page, or wants to open the report in a browser.
jsonexport
Export the reconciled Claude Code session receipt as JSON — the machine-readable artifact to keep, diff, or feed to another tool. Use when the user asks for the data, the JSON, an export, a receipt file, or something to download or process programmatically.
audit
Verify a Claude Code session against git history with the git-receipts CLI — whether every claimed edit really landed, commit by commit, and what the broken promises are. Use when the user asks whether work really landed, to audit or verify a session, to check for broken promises or lost edits, or to gate on the result in CI. ALSO use when a delegated agent, sub-agent, worktree, or parallel lane REPORTS THAT IT IS DONE — "the engine lane says it's finished", "my sub-agent claims it shipped", "verify what that session actually did" — the moment a claim is relayed is the moment this is worth more than the claim.
help
Explain what the gitreceipts plugin can do — its commands, scopes, switches, and setup. Use when the user asks for gitreceipts help, how to use the gitreceipts plugin, or what its skills can do.
recap
Read a Claude Code session as a story with the git-receipts CLI — what was asked, what the agent did, what landed, commit by commit. Use when the user asks what happened, what an agent did, to catch up on an unattended or overnight run, to recap a session or a commit, to understand work from a while ago, or after any long run. ALSO use to catch up on a lane or sub-agent the user did not watch, and after this conversation has been compacted — the receipt holds the prompt-to-commit chain the session no longer does.
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