Groove Utilities Memory Log Git

This automates a simple habit: logging your git activity to a timestamped markdown file in `.groove/memory/git/`. It captures commits since midnight, current status, and diff stats, then auto-increments the filename if you've already logged earlier in the day. The files are designed to be committed alongside the work they describe, which is a nice touch for documentation continuity. It's opinionated about the memory path and strictly uses a template, so there's no customization without forking. Best for teams or individuals who want automatic session snapshots without thinking about it. If you're already manually summarizing your work at commit time, this just removes the friction.

skills.sh installs: 538
GitHub stars: 6
last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add andreadellacorte/groove --skill groove-utilities-memory-log-git --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

groove-utilities-memory-log-git

Outcome

.groove/memory/git/YYYY-MM-DD-GIT-N.md is created with a git summary for the current session. N is auto-incremented based on existing files for that date.

Acceptance Criteria

File created at .groove/memory/git/YYYY-MM-DD-GIT-N.md with correct N
Content includes commits since midnight, git status, and diff stats
N does not collide with existing files for the same date
File is suitable for inclusion in the same commit it describes

Constraints

Memory path is always .groove/memory/
Always list existing files in .groove/memory/git/ before writing to determine correct N
N starts at 1 for the first file of the day, increments for subsequent
Git data to include:
- git log --since=midnight --oneline for commits
- git status --short for current state
- git diff --stat HEAD for changed files summary
Use template at skills/groove-utilities-memory-log-git/templates/git.md for file structure
If no git changes since midnight, still write the file noting no changes