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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