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SKILL.md

report: a summary for the user

Argument (optional): a period ("for a week", "since 1 October") or a topic ("call scoring"). By default, the last 7 days of this project. The reader is the user.

The report only reads. Files do not change unless the user asked to save the report.

Sources

  • git log for the period: group by the result for the product's user, do not retell commits.
  • The change archive for the period (solo-sdd/changes/archive), their verification.md.
  • docs/status.md, docs/waiting.md, README.md.
  • Project metrics: logs, the database, dashboards, reports. Read only and only free requests.

Form (in the user's language, as plain text)

  1. Result: 2-3 sentences: where the project is now and what mattered most in the period.
  2. What was done, by result: what the product can do now or what got better.
  3. Numbers: a table. Every number has a source, a date or period and a status: confirmed | from an old record | not checked. A "was → became" comparison, if there is something to compare with. The table always has two rows: archived changes (the solo-sdd/changes/archive folders of the period) and light: commits (git log --oneline --grep='^light:' --since=<period start>), each counted apart.
  4. What is broken or at risk.
  5. What waits, from docs/waiting.md: what, from whom, since when.
  6. What next: 1-3 items.

What is not in the sources, do not make up: write "no data" and where to get it.

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