gh-whid
Use ChatGPT to summarize your work on a daily or weekly basis. 使用ChatGPT来生成你的日报和周报。
whid stands for "What Have I done". This tool is to summarize your latest work on GitHub based on your Pull Request description with ChatGPT.
Usage
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Create a personal access token according to the GitHub documentation.
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Create an OpenAI secret key via this account page.
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Install and run
# installation
pip install gh-whid
# generate work summary for today
whid
# generate work summary for the last n days
# a large value for n might lead to ChatGPT request rejected
# as it exceeds the max number of tokens allowed for prompt
whid -d n
The credentials are stored in ~/.cache/whid/credentials.json, do take care of this file and set expiry date on your credentials.
Sample output will be like:
===== ChatGPT Output =====
Summary:
- Updated the README
- Added an OpenAI Query demo
- Added a command line tool
- Added the release to PyPI workflow
- Updated the documentation
- Updated the release workflow
总结:
1. 更新README
2. 添加OpenAI查询演示
3. 添加命令行工具
4. 添加发布到PyPI的工作流
5. 更新文档
6. 更新发布工作流
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Metadata
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