Our review
Generates an interactive HTML report of shipped items (merged PRs and closed issues) across GitHub repositories over a specified time period.
Strengths
- Multi-repository analysis with a single command
- Built-in interactive timeline visualization
- Uses only Python standard library, no extra dependencies
- Natural language time period parsing
Limitations
- Requires the gh CLI tool to be installed and authenticated
- Limited to 1000 results per API query
- Does not capture non-PR/issue deliveries (e.g., direct deployments)
When you need a visual overview of what was shipped over a given period for one or more GitHub repositories.
If you need a detailed analysis of individual commits or deployments, as the tool focuses on merged PRs and closed issues.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill uses gh CLI for read-only operations (list merged PRs and closed issues) and Python to generate a local HTML report. No destructive commands, no data exfiltration, and no obfuscation.
No concerns found
Examples
Show me what was shipped in the past 30 daysWhat did we ship last quarter across all our main repos?Generate a shipment report for repo owner/repo from 2024-01-01 to 2024-03-31name: shipment-tracker description: Generate a visual report of what was shipped in GitHub repositories over a specified time period by analyzing merged PRs and closed issues. license: MIT compatibility: Requires gh CLI tool and Python 3.8+ with no additional dependencies (uses only stdlib) metadata: author: GitHub Copilot version: "1.0" allowed-tools: gh python3 python
Shipment Tracker
Analyze one or more GitHub repositories to visualize what was shipped over a specified time period. Creates an interactive HTML report showing merged pull requests and closed issues with timeline visualization.
When to Use
- User asks "what was shipped in the last X days/weeks/months"
- User wants to see a report of completed work across repositories
- User requests a "shipment report" or "delivery timeline"
- User wants to visualize team progress over a quarter or sprint
- User asks for examples: "show me what we shipped last quarter" or "what went out in the past 30 days"
Instructions
1. Parse Time Period
Accept natural language time periods from the user:
- "past 30 days" / "last 30 days"
- "last week" / "past week"
- "last month" / "past month"
- "last quarter" / "past 90 days"
- "last 6 months"
- "since YYYY-MM-DD"
- "between YYYY-MM-DD and YYYY-MM-DD"
Convert to ISO 8601 date format for GitHub API queries.
2. Gather Repository Information
Ask the user which repositories to analyze:
- Single repo:
owner/repo - Multiple repos:
owner/repo1 owner/repo2 - If not specified, use current repository from git remote
3. Fetch Data with GitHub CLI
For each repository, fetch:
Merged Pull Requests:
gh pr list \
--repo owner/repo \
--state merged \
--search "merged:>=YYYY-MM-DD" \
--json number,title,author,mergedAt,url,labels \
--limit 1000
Closed Issues:
gh issue list \
--repo owner/repo \
--state closed \
--search "closed:>=YYYY-MM-DD" \
--json number,title,author,closedAt,url,labels \
--limit 1000
4. Generate HTML Report
Use the helper script scripts/generate-report.py to create an interactive HTML page:
python3 scripts/generate-report.py \
--repos "owner/repo1,owner/repo2" \
--since "2024-01-01" \
--until "2024-03-31" \
--output shipment-report.html
The script will:
- Parse JSON data from gh CLI
- Group items by repository and type (PR/Issue)
- Create a timeline visualization
- Generate statistics (total shipped, by author, by label)
- Include filtering and sorting capabilities
- Create a standalone HTML file with embedded CSS/JS
5. Open the Report
open shipment-report.html
# or on Linux:
xdg-open shipment-report.html
Output Format
The generated HTML report includes:
-
Summary Section
- Total PRs merged
- Total issues closed
- Date range analyzed
- Repositories included
- Top contributors
-
Timeline Visualization
- Interactive timeline showing when items were shipped
- Color-coded by type (PR vs Issue)
- Grouped by repository
-
Detailed Lists
- Filterable and sortable tables
- Links to GitHub items
- Author information
- Labels and metadata
-
Charts
- Shipment velocity over time
- Breakdown by repository
- Contribution distribution
Examples
Example 1: Single Repository, Last 30 Days
User: "Show me what was shipped in the past 30 days"
Agent Actions:
- Determine current repo:
gh repo view --json nameWithOwner - Calculate date 30 days ago
- Fetch merged PRs:
gh pr list --state merged --search "merged:>=2024-12-06" --json number,title,author,mergedAt,url,labels --limit 1000 - Fetch closed issues:
gh issue list --state closed --search "closed:>=2024-12-06" --json number,title,author,closedAt,url,labels --limit 1000 - Generate report:
python3 scripts/generate-report.py --repos "owner/repo" --since "2024-12-06" --output shipment-report.html - Open report
Example 2: Multiple Repositories, Last Quarter
User: "Create a shipment report for github/copilot and github/copilot-cli for last quarter"
Agent Actions:
- Parse time: "last quarter" = past 90 days
- Calculate date: 90 days ago from today
- For each repo, fetch merged PRs and closed issues
- Generate combined report:
python3 scripts/generate-report.py --repos "github/copilot,github/copilot-cli" --since "2024-10-07" --output shipment-report.html - Open report
Example 3: Custom Date Range
User: "Show what we shipped between January 1st and March 31st 2024"
Agent Actions:
- Parse dates: since="2024-01-01", until="2024-03-31"
- Fetch data for date range
- Generate report:
python3 scripts/generate-report.py --repos "owner/repo" --since "2024-01-01" --until "2024-03-31" --output shipment-report.html - Open report
Notes
Date Parsing
- Use ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD) for GitHub API queries
- "Last quarter" = 90 days
- "Last month" = 30 days
- "Last week" = 7 days
- Always calculate dates relative to current date
API Limits
- GitHub CLI uses authenticated requests (higher rate limits)
- Each query returns up to 1000 results
- For very active repos, consider narrower time ranges
- The skill will warn if hitting limits
Filtering Considerations
- Only includes merged PRs (not closed without merging)
- Only includes closed issues (not open)
- Draft PRs are excluded
- Private repositories require appropriate permissions
Performance
- Fetching data for multiple repos is done in parallel when possible
- Large datasets (hundreds of items) may take 10-30 seconds to process
- Generated HTML is standalone and works offline after creation
Customization
Users can request:
- Filtering by labels: "only show PRs with label:bug"
- Filtering by author: "only show @username's contributions"
- Grouping preferences: by week, by month, by repository
- Chart types: timeline, bar chart, pie chart
Error Handling
If a repository is not accessible:
- Skip it and continue with other repos
- Show a warning in the report
- Don't fail the entire operation
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