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standuplisted

Generate a daily standup summary of what was accomplished since the last standup, from a business logic perspective. Reads PR bodies to understand what changes actually enabled.
auerbachb/claude-code-config · ★ 5 · Code & Development · score 76
Install: claude install-skill auerbachb/claude-code-config
Generate a standup report summarizing what was accomplished since $ARGUMENTS (default: smart lookback to previous workday noon ET — skips weekends and US federal holidays). ## How to gather data ### Step 1: Find repos and set time range 1. **Find all repos the user works in.** Check recent git activity across known repo paths. Start with the current working directory, then check other repos mentioned in conversation context or memory. 2. **Determine the lookback cutoff.** If the user provided an explicit `$ARGUMENTS` time reference, use it directly (skip to the ISO conversion below). If no argument was given, compute the smart default: find the most recent prior workday by walking backwards from yesterday, skipping weekends, US federal holidays, and the day after Thanksgiving (a de facto holiday for most organizations). **Smart lookback algorithm** (run only when `$ARGUMENTS` is empty): ```bash # Delegates to workday.sh, which implements the full weekend + # US-federal-holiday + day-after-Thanksgiving calculator with observed-date # rules (Sat → Fri, Sun → Mon) and cross-year lookbacks. # # Resolve the script path robustly: /standup runs from arbitrary repos, # so a bare `.claude/scripts/workday.sh` only works when CWD happens to be # this config repo. Check in this order: skills-worktree (canonical), # ~/.claude/scripts (global symlink fallback), git root of the current repo, # then CWD-relative. # Capture GIT_ROOT first and only inc