What problem does it solve? Manually computing a rolling 30-day window is error-prone, especially across month boundaries, timezones, and daylight saving shifts. This Skill resolves "last 30 days" into exact, unambiguous date bounds so downstream queries and reports use consistent temporal ranges. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Rolling Window Resolution: Runs a bundled Node.js resolver that returns a 30-day window ending today, relative to your run time. - Dual Output Formats: Provides inclusive civil dates (YYYY-MM-DD) in local timezone plus a half-open [start, end) range of exact UTC instants for timestamp-based queries. - Read-Only Operation: Performs no writes and no network calls, making it safe to run before any time-bounded task. - Use Case: Before generating a monthly activity report or querying logs for recent trends, run the resolver to get precise start and end bounds instead of hand-calculating dates. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to resolve the last 30 days into concrete dates before running a monthly trends or recent activity analysis.
