Summary Command
The summary command analyzes your Git history and provides statistics and insights about your recent commits.
Usage
Description
The summary command provides a detailed overview of your Git activity, including:
- Total number of commits
- Lines added and removed
- Files changed
- Commit patterns by day and time
- Contribution trends
- AI-powered insights (when enabled)
By default, the command shows commits from the last 7 days. If no commits are found in this period, it automatically shows your entire repository history.
Options
| Flag | Short | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--days |
-d |
7 |
Number of days to include in summary (use 0 for all history) |
--all |
-A |
false |
Show complete repository history regardless of --days value |
--export |
-e |
Export format: text, markdown, or html | |
--stats-only |
-s |
false |
Show only statistics without AI insights |
--ai |
-a |
false |
Include AI insights (default: use config setting) |
--personality |
-p |
Personality to use for insights (default: from config) | |
--show-commits |
-c |
false |
Include detailed commit history in the output |
Examples
Basic Usage
# Show commits from the last 7 days
noidea summary
# Show commits from the last 30 days
noidea summary --days 30
# Show all repository history
noidea summary --all
# Or equivalently:
noidea summary --days 0
Output Options
# Show only statistics without AI insights
noidea summary --stats-only
# Include detailed commit history in the output
noidea summary --show-commits
# Use a specific AI personality for insights
noidea summary --ai --personality supportive_mentor
Exporting Results
# Export as plain text
noidea summary --export text
# Export as markdown
noidea summary --export markdown
# Export as HTML
noidea summary --export html
AI Insights
When AI integration is enabled (either by default in your config or using the --ai flag), the summary includes AI-powered analysis of your coding patterns and provides personalized insights.
The AI insights will use the personality specified in your configuration or via the --personality flag.