daily-report

Generates Japanese daily report drafts from local Git, AI session, and browser logs.

Updated Mar 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/matz-d/daytrace-plugin --skill daily-report-matz-d
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Skill: daily-report
Source: https://github.com/matz-d/daytrace-plugin/tree/main/skills/daily-report
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/matz-d/daytrace-plugin --skill daily-report-matz-d

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Reconstructing what you actually did across a full day requires manually digging through Git commits, Claude/Codex session logs, Chrome history, and file changes. This Skill aggregates those local logs and restructures them into a ready-to-use daily report draft, in either a personal or shareable format. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Date-first aggregation: Runs a projection script once to collect same-day activity from Git, Claude, Codex, Chrome, and workspace file activity, then groups events into 3-6 activity items. - Two output modes: Produces a memo-style personal report with inline evidence, or a polished shareable report with categories, outcomes, remaining issues, and a consolidated evidence list. - Privacy and confidence guards: Automatically excludes private-only or low-confidence activity groups from shared reports and annotates uncertain inferences inline. - Use Case: At the end of a workday, ask for "today's shareable report" and receive a Japanese Markdown draft saved to the output directory, with browser-heavy or sensitive clusters automatically excluded. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to generate today's personal daily report from my local logs, or say "昨日の共有用レポートを作って" for a shareable report of yesterday.

Frequently Asked Questions about daily-report

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a daily report from Git and AI session logs?▼

Invoke the skill with a natural language request like "today's personal report" or "yesterday's shareable report". It runs a projection script once to aggregate Git, Claude, Codex, Chrome, and file activity logs, then drafts a Japanese Markdown report grouped into 3-6 activity items.

What data sources does this daily report generator use?▼

It reads five local sources: git-history, claude-history, codex-history, chrome-history, and workspace-file-activity. All data stays local with no external transmission, and missing sources trigger graceful degradation rather than failure.

Can I limit the report to a specific repository or workspace?▼

Yes, pass a workspace path to scope Git and file activity to that repository. However, Claude, Codex, and Chrome histories remain day-wide logs, so the report is mixed-scope rather than a strict repo-only filter.

Does the shared report exclude private browsing activity?▼

Yes. Groups marked private_only are automatically excluded from shared reports, and share_with_caution groups are demoted to supporting notes. Auto-excluded clusters are disclosed in one line within the report.

What happens when no log sources are available?▼

The skill returns an empty report stating that no usable local logs were found, with a note to rerun when at least one source such as Git, Claude, Codex, or Chrome is available. It never blocks or asks follow-up questions mid-run.