git-standup

The tool provides a command‑line interface that inspects a Git repository and reports the commits made on the most recent working day. It determines the previous business day, extracts the relevant commit history, and presents a concise summary of the changes, including author, timestamp, and commit messages. This allows developers to quickly recall what they worked on without manually searching logs or remembering dates.

It is intended for software engineers and teams who need a fast way to review their recent activity, especially when preparing status updates, daily stand‑ups, or personal retrospectives. By automating the extraction of the prior day’s work, it reduces the friction of digging through commit logs and helps keep records accurate.

The program is distributed as a stable, core CLI utility, requiring only a local Git repository to operate. It runs on typical development environments where Git is available and can be invoked directly from the terminal.