An automated agent skill that generates daily Git activity reports and performs security-focused code reviews across multiple repositories.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install git-daily-report
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install git-daily-report using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer?
The Git Daily Report skill is designed to streamline project oversight by providing automated, high-level summaries of code changes from the previous day. By leveraging Openclaw Skills, developers and team leads can maintain visibility into commit history, branch activity, and code quality without manual intervention. This tool is particularly effective for tracking changes across diverse project structures, such as remote branches in image tools or specific development branches in frontend and backend systems.
Beyond simple reporting, this skill acts as an automated gatekeeper. It synthesizes technical metadata into actionable insights, ensuring that every commit is scrutinized for best practices and potential vulnerabilities. By integrating this into your daily routine, Openclaw Skills helps maintain a high standard of code integrity and team synchronization.
Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer Use Cases
- Automated daily summaries of developer activity for project managers and technical leads.
- Security auditing of code changes to detect leaked credentials, API keys, or unsafe functions.
- Identifying technical debt such as oversized functions, deep nesting, or missing error handling.
- Keeping distributed teams informed of cross-branch updates in microservice architectures.
- Monitoring specific branch lifecycles, such as the dev branch for VOC projects.
How Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer Works
- The skill initiates a scheduled cron job, typically at 10:00 AM, using the Asia/Shanghai timezone.
- It navigates to specified local repository paths and identifies all commits and file changes from the preceding 24 hours.
- For specific projects like image-tool, it iterates through all remote branches to ensure no update is missed.
- A security scan is executed using ripgrep to search for hardcoded secrets, SQL injection patterns, and dangerous function calls.
- A secondary general code review phase evaluates code structure, naming conventions, and the presence of debugging remnants like console.log.
- The gathered data is formatted into a structured report, categorized by risk level (High, Medium, Low).
- The final report is dispatched via DingTalk or other configured messaging channels for immediate team review.
Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer Setup
To deploy this skill within your environment, ensure your system has the necessary dependencies installed and repositories mapped.
# Ensure required binaries are available
sudo apt-get install git curl ripgrep
# Configure your project paths in the skill settings
# Example: /home/admin/ua-image/code/UA-EC-Image-Tool
# Add the automated schedule to your agent
# This creates a daily trigger at 10:00 AM
Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes reporting data into a clear hierarchy to facilitate quick scanning by developers.
| Data Component | Description | Metadata Captured |
|---|---|---|
| Project Header | Identifies the repository and target branch | Repository Name, Branch Path |
| Commit Log | Chronological list of changes | Commit Hash, Message, Author |
| Diff Stats | Quantitative measure of changes | Files Changed, Lines Added (+), Lines Deleted (-) |
| Security Audit | Result of vulnerability scanning | Risk Type, Severity, Line Number |
| Code Review | Qualitative analysis of code health | Structure, Naming, Best Practices |
| Risk Summary | Aggregated count of issues | Total High/Medium/Low Risks |
Git Daily Report & Code Reviewer Advanced Features
- Multi-branch monitoring capability, allowing for a mix of global remote tracking and specific branch filtering (e.g., origin/dev).
- Deep regex-based security scanning that detects over 6 types of high-risk patterns including shell execution and credential leaks.
- Automated technical debt identification for long functions (>50 lines) and bloated files (>500 lines).
- Support for isolated session targets and custom wake modes to ensure the agent performs the report regardless of current status.
- Intelligent summary generation that provides a high-level overview of total changes (+/-) and critical warnings at the top of the report.
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