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daily-report-skill

v1.0.0

Published

Auto-generate daily/weekly work reports from git, GitHub, monitoring data and Obsidian KM — push to Telegram in company format

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Maintainers

redredchen01redredchen01

Keywords

daily-reportweekly-reportobsidiantelegramai-agentclaude-codeskillautomationknowledge-management

Readme

daily-report-skill

Auto-generate daily/weekly work reports using Obsidian KM as the single source of truth.

What it does

Data Sources → Obsidian Journal → Company Format → Telegram
  1. Collect — git commits, GitHub events, site monitoring, Claude memory
  2. Persist — write to obsidian/journal/YYYY-MM-DD.md (knowledge retention)
  3. Output — transform to company report format → push to Telegram

Install

# npm
npm install -g daily-report-skill

# Add to Claude Code
claude mcp add-skill daily-report-skill

Usage

/daily-report          # Generate today's report
/daily-report --weekly # Generate weekly report
/daily-report --dry-run # Preview without sending
/daily-report --date 2026-03-25 # Specific date
/daily-report --auto   # Skip review, send directly

Modes

| Mode | Description | |------|-------------| | daily | Scan today's data → journal → TG | | weekly | Aggregate week's journals → weekly review → TG | | backfill | Fill past day's journal from git (KM only, no TG) |

Report Format

5-section company daily report:

  1. 今日完成 (Completed)
  2. 工作進度 (Progress)
  3. 問題與風險 (Issues & Risks)
  4. AI 自動化亮點 (AI Automation Highlights)
  5. 明日計劃 (Tomorrow's Plan)

Data Sources

  • Local git repos (all under workspace)
  • GitHub API events (pushes, releases, PRs)
  • Site health monitoring state
  • Claude Code memory files
  • Existing Obsidian journal entries

License

MIT