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backfill

Backfill missing GitHub streak dates using the streakify.sh script. Use this when the user asks to backfill dates, fix missing streak days, or catch up on streak commits.

First seen Apr 6, 2026

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SKILL.md

Backfill GitHub Streak

Backfill missing GitHub streak dates using the ./streakify.sh script.

Context

This repository uses streakify.sh to maintain GitHub contribution streaks. The script:

  • Appends a timestamp to .streak file
  • Creates a commit with the specified date
  • Pushes to remote automatically

Instructions

When the user requests to backfill dates:

  1. Parse the date(s) from the user's request (support various formats like "10/25", "Oct 25", "2025-10-25")
  2. Convert to YYYY-MM-DD format
  3. Run ./streakify.sh YYYY-MM-DD for each date in chronological order (oldest first)
  4. The script will automatically commit and push

Examples

  • "backfill for 10/25 and 10/26" → run for 2025-10-25, then 2025-10-26
  • "backfill yesterday" → calculate yesterday's date and run
  • "backfill for last week" → run for each day in the past 7 days

Notes

  • The script is already permitted in .claude/settings.local.json
  • No need to analyze the repository structure - just run the script
  • Dates are backfilled at 13:33:33 by the script
  • Process multiple dates in chronological order (oldest first)