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git-excuse

v2.1.2

Published

Deep AST forensics, git telemetry, and contextual standup excuse generator.

Readme

⚡ git-excuse

Enterprise-grade AST forensics, git telemetry, and contextual standup excuse generator.

npm version License: MIT

git-excuse analyzes uncommitted git diffs via Babel AST, samples operating system telemetry, calculates Git churn, and synthesizes hyper-specific, corporate-grade standup excuses with real identifier injection.


📸 Terminal Preview

  ⠋ Parsing Babel AST across staged diffs...

  ◆ git-excuse v2.0
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  branch: main  •  diff: +142/-4  •  memory: 64%  •  lockfile: synced
  ▲  detected smells: ANY_ESCAPE_HATCH

  STANDUP
  "From an architectural boundary perspective, we are deferring static
  contract verification at `UserModel` in `src/auth.ts` to facilitate
  polymorphic payload elasticity. We must ensure zero downstream
  regressions before committing to this paradigm."

  REALITY
  You slapped `: any` across your code to bypass the TypeScript compiler.

  REMEDY
  Define explicit interfaces or use `unknown` with runtime typeguards.
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ✓ Copied standup to clipboard.

🚀 Quick Execution

# Run immediately with terminal animation & auto-clipboard
npx git-excuse

# Register `git standup` global alias
npx git-excuse --install-alias
git standup

# Interactive mode with arrow keys
npx git-excuse -i

# Run with specific personas: architect, junior, burned_out, existential
npx git-excuse --persona burned_out

# Automatically run the remediation command
npx git-excuse --fix

# Output formatted Slack Block Kit JSON
npx git-excuse --slack

# Export raw JSON telemetry report for CI/CD
npx git-excuse --json

📄 License

MIT