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honestweeklisted

Turn a completed week of your AI coding sessions into an honest, git-verified, private-by-default work summary. Run /honestweek to scaffold config, discover the week's sessions into a redacted digest, distil it into reviewable work items with a status badge and receipt, build it with verify-or-abort, and review the draft before you publish it yourself. Automatic session-derived digest items carry receipts without claiming work status. honestweek never auto-publishes.
BryceEWatson/honestweek · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 71
Install: claude install-skill BryceEWatson/honestweek
# honestweek honestweek is a Claude Code skill that orchestrates a set of small, zero-dependency Node scripts to turn a week of your AI coding **sessions** into an honest, shareable work summary. It refuses to ship a single unverifiable claim. The git log only records what got committed; your session transcripts hold the richer record (what you figured out, the approaches you tried and dropped, the work you designed but haven't yet shipped). honestweek reasons over those transcripts, distils them into a reviewable set of items, and re-derives every git-checkable claim against your real commits before emitting anything. Every other stage is deterministic code. **DISTIL is the one place a model puts words into the output**, so the contract it must obey (below) is a load-bearing honesty boundary for the whole product. See the v0.1 epic and the repo Issues for cross-cutting decisions (config schema, digest schema, badge taxonomy, redaction guarantees); this skill references them rather than restating them in full. ## Orchestrator flow: `init` → `discover` → **DISTIL** → `build` → `review` For `page` or `site` output, `honestweek digest prepare` is an additive input to the same build when the opt-in goals registry is absent. It scans local Claude Code and Codex transcripts, keeps raw source private, and writes a gitignored redacted review plus a validated public-safe lane across prompts, ideas, techniques, decisions, reversals, and next steps. The balanced digest lane and the