gh-velocity status my-week#

Your activity summary for 1:1 prep

Synopsis#

Shows what you shipped, what's blocked, and what's ahead — designed for 1:1 prep.

Sections (in order): Insights Shipping velocity, AI-assisted %, lead time median & p90 Waiting on PRs waiting for first review, stale issues What I shipped Issues closed, PRs merged, PRs reviewed, releases What's ahead Open issues and PRs with status annotations Review queue PRs from others waiting on your review

AI-assisted PRs are tagged [ai] based on Co-Authored-By trailers and tool badges in the PR body.

By default shows ALL your activity across repositories. Use -R to limit to a single repo (also enables releases). Uses the authenticated GitHub user (gh auth status).

Works without a config file or repo context — just run it from anywhere.

gh-velocity status my-week [flags]

Examples#

  # All your activity in the last 7 days
  gh velocity status my-week

  # Limit to a specific repo
  gh velocity status my-week -R owner/repo

  # Last 14 days
  gh velocity status my-week --since 14d

  # Markdown for pasting into a doc
  gh velocity status my-week --results markdown

Options#

  -h, --help           help for my-week
      --since string   Lookback period (YYYY-MM-DD, RFC3339, or Nd relative) (default "7d")

Options inherited from parent commands#

      --config string     Path to config file (default: .gh-velocity.yml)
      --debug             Print diagnostic info to stderr
      --new-post          Force a new post (skip idempotent update; implies --post)
      --no-cache          Disable disk cache (in-memory deduplication still active)
      --post              Post output to GitHub (dry-run by default; set GH_VELOCITY_POST_LIVE=true for live)
  -R, --repo string       Repository in owner/name format
  -r, --results strings   Output format(s): json, pretty, markdown, html (comma-separated) (default [pretty])
      --scope string      Additional GitHub search qualifier(s) ANDed with config scope
      --title string      Override discussion title (with --post)
      --write-to string   Write result files to this directory (silences stdout)

SEE ALSO#