Commit messages are written in a hurry, for the person committing. Have a job read today's commits and hand them to a local model to write up in plain language.
You did a full day's work and the commit log proves it, in a form nobody else can read. Writing it up properly is the task that gets skipped.
A clean markdown changelog of today's work, written for humans, saved to your desktop.
Read the whole file before you run it: it's about twenty lines and it names every URL it calls and every file it writes.
See the recipe →The commits are already the record. This turns the record into something a person can read, without the history leaving your machine.
No. The recipe reads the commit log locally and uses a model on your own machine.
Yes. Change the time range in the first step.
The one the recipe is run in, or the one you name in the first step.
Vibe Engine (Vibra-Ingenn) runs these recipes on your own machine. Get the engine, browse the recipe library, or watch three recipes run.
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