Daily Activity Report

Prompt:

The daily activity report runs on a scheduled job once per day, pulls the last 24 hours of project signals (commits, PR/issue updates, and task changes), normalizes them into a common event schema, and groups them by project and activity type. A summarization step then generates a concise narrative with key outcomes, blockers, and next actions, and writes the final report to the configured output channel (for example, a markdown file, inbox item, or chat post). Basic deduping and timestamp checks prevent repeated events from appearing across runs.

The daily activity report is written in clear, everyday language so non-technical readers can quickly understand what got done. Instead of repeating raw commands, jargon, or generic phrases, it summarizes meaningful work in specific action-and-outcome statements, highlights concrete progress for each project, and includes verification notes only when they add useful confidence. It also avoids vague filler and noisy error text, so the report stays readable, focused, and trustworthy for a general audience.