ShipLog

What did your AI build while you were at the gym?

Session reports for vibe-coding developers. One beautiful branded email summarizing everything your AI coding assistant shipped — commits, features, fixes, deployments, and what's still pending.

The Problem

You close your laptop. You go to the gym. You come back and:

• 47 individual GitHub commit notifications (noise)
• No idea what state your codebase is in
• Can't tell your team/investors what shipped today
• The AI coded for 3 hours and you have no summary

The Solution

npx shiplog --email [email protected]

ShipLog watches your git activity, analyzes what changed, and sends you ONE branded HTML email with:

• Total commits and files changed
• Features shipped vs bugs fixed vs refactors
• Database migrations applied
• Edge functions deployed
• Build status (pass/fail)
• What's still pending
• Shipping velocity over time

Quick Start

npm install -g @wilsong/shiplog

Option 1: CLI (run after a session)

shiplog send --email [email protected] --since "4 hours ago"

Option 2: Watch mode (auto-send when idle)

shiplog watch --email [email protected] --idle-timeout 30m

Option 3: Programmatic (in your AI workflow)

import { ShipLog } from '@wilsong/shiplog';

const log = new ShipLog({
  email: '[email protected]',
  resendApiKey: process.env.RESEND_API_KEY,
  brandName: 'Your Company',
  brandColor: '#0077B5',
});

// Analyze recent git activity and send report
await log.analyzeAndSend({ since: '4 hours ago' });

What Gets Analyzed

| Signal | Source | |--------|--------| | Commits | git log with diff stats | | Features vs Fixes | Commit message convention detection (feat/fix/refactor) | | Files Changed | Grouped by directory (components, API routes, DB, etc.) | | Build Status | Detects next build / npm run build exit codes | | Migrations | Supabase migration files detected | | Edge Functions | Supabase edge function deploys detected | | Test Results | Playwright / Vitest / Jest results if available | | Dependencies | package.json changes (new deps added) |

Email Template

The email is a branded HTML report that looks professional enough to forward to:

• Your team (daily standup replacement)
• Your investors (weekly shipping updates)
• Your clients (progress reports)
• Yourself (session memory for ADHD developers)

Configuration

Create a .shiplog.json in your project root:

{
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "cc": ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"],
  "resendApiKey": "re_...",
  "brandName": "Drivia",
  "brandColor": "#0077B5",
  "idleTimeout": "30m",
  "includeLinkedInDraft": true,
  "includeSlackWebhook": "https://hooks.slack.com/...",
  "commitConventions": true,
  "groupByDirectory": true
}

Integrations (Roadmap)

• [x] Email via Resend
• [ ] Slack webhook
• [ ] Discord webhook
• [ ] Linear ticket updates
• [ ] Notion page creation
• [ ] LinkedIn post draft generation
• [ ] GitHub Release auto-creation
• [ ] Investor update template (monthly)

Why This Exists

Built by Wilson Guenther — a founder with ADHD who codes with AI for 6+ hours a day and needed a way to remember what shipped.

The vibe-coding revolution means developers ship more in a day than ever before. But if you can't communicate what you shipped, it doesn't count. ShipLog bridges the gap between building and communicating.

License

MIT