Commands
All DevLog commands are available from Cmd+Shift+P. No terminal required.
Reads today's captured events, enriches commit messages from git history, calls your AI provider, and opens the full daily log webview. Also accessible by clicking 📓 DevLog in the status bar.
Shows branch activity with meaningful file change descriptions, commit summaries, work areas, decisions, and a Copy standup button.
Shows an input box — type any past date in YYYY-MM-DD format. DevLog synthesizes that day's events and opens the log webview.
Useful for catching up on days you forgot to synthesize, or backfilling history.
Opens today's already-synthesized log. If no log exists yet, prompts you to synthesize first.
No AI call needed — reads from the saved log file in ~/.devlog/.
Shows a date picker listing all dates with synthesized logs (last 14 days). Select a date to open the standup webview.
Standup webview has Copy standup and Copy for Slack buttons. Yesterday and today are labeled. The standup is a numbered list referencing actual commit messages.
Shows a period picker (Last 30 days, Last quarter, Last 6 months, Last year). Reads all logs in that range and generates STAR-format achievements grouped by category.
Visual view shows cards with achievements. Terminal view shows plain text ready to paste into a review doc. Copy review button copies the full review.
Opens a dashboard showing today's event count, synthesis status, active hours, and recent log history.
Quick action buttons let you trigger any command directly without the Command Palette.