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wtf-dev

A CLI tool that tells you what you worked on - with personality.

Install

pip install wtf-dev

Setup

wtf setup

This will prompt for your OpenRouter API key and let you pick a model.

Usage

# what did I do today?
wtf

# look back N days
wtf --days 3

# only current repo
wtf --here

# copy to clipboard
wtf --copy

Features

  • Standup summary - LLM-generated summary of your commits
  • WIP tracking - Shows uncommitted changes + what you're currently working on
  • Streak counter - Track your commit streak
  • Late night detection - Spots those 2am coding sessions
  • Branch context - Shows which branches you touched
  • History - View past standups with wtf --history
  • Cost tracking - Track API spending with wtf --spending

Output

PREVIOUSLY ON YOUR CODE...  Feb 02, 2026
  * 5 day streak
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

   ai-platform (main) ─── 2 commits
  ├─ feat(sdr): add langsmith tracing
  └─ feat(sdr): add automatic follow-up

   [wip]
   ai-platform ─── 3 files changed
  ├─ M src/api/routes.py
  └─ A src/new_feature.py

────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  Added LangSmith tracing and automatic follow-up for stale
  conversations in the SDR pipeline.

  Currently working on: Adding new API routes for validation.

  Two features down, infinite bugs to go.

Flags

Flag Short Description
--dir PATH -d Scan a specific directory
--here -H Only current repo
--days N -n Look back N days (default: 1)
--author NAME -a Filter by author
--copy -c Copy to clipboard
--history View past standups
--spending Show API costs
--json Output as JSON

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