Introducing gh-weekly-updates - Automate Your Weekly GitHub Impact Summaries
If you are anything like me, you’ve probably spent a Friday afternoon trying to remember everything you did that week. Maybe it’s for a standup, a 1:1 with your manager, or just to keep track of yo...

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If you are anything like me, you’ve probably spent a Friday afternoon trying to remember everything you did that week. Maybe it’s for a standup, a 1:1 with your manager, or just to keep track of your own progress. You end up clicking through PRs, issues, and Slack threads, trying to piece together a coherent story. It’s tedious, and honestly, it’s time you could spend doing actual work. That’s why I built gh-weekly-updates - a CLI tool that automatically collects your GitHub activity and generates a structured weekly summary using AI. 💡 GitHub repo : github.com/sahansera/gh-weekly-updates. It’s open source and available on PyPI! The Problem As engineers, we’re constantly shipping code, reviewing PRs, filing issues, and jumping into discussions. But when it comes time to reflect on the week, all that context is scattered across repos. I wanted something that could: Pull all my GitHub activity into one place Summarise it in a way that highlights what actually matters Run on a schedule s