Compile Git Contributions to What_did_I_get_done_last_week.md (world.hey.com)

A new script, "what_did_I_get_done_last_week.sh," has been released that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) to streamline the tedious task of compiling weekly Git contribution reports. By executing a simple bash command, users can automatically gather their Git activity over a designated period and generate a concise, impact-focused summary suited for stakeholders. The script prompts the LLM to produce a report that highlights significant accomplishments in plain language, emphasizing business value rather than technical minutiae. This development is particularly significant for the AI/ML community as it showcases the practical application of LLMs in enhancing productivity and communication within software development teams. By transforming detailed commit logs into digestible summaries tailored for non-technical audiences (like executives), the tool not only saves time but also ensures that contributions are effectively communicated. Key functionalities include customizing the reporting timeframe, filtering by author, and producing a clean output that avoids unnecessary jargon, all designed to improve the visibility of contributions in a collaborative environment.