Author contributions can be hard to track when files get renamed. This skill finds every file a specific person helped write on a branch. It even follows files that moved to new names.
Developers and code reviewers can use it to see who changed what before merging. The result is a simple table with file names and line counts. No guesswork or manual digging needed.
It works by running git commands automatically. The skill creates a clear list that both people and AI tools can read.
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/author-contributionsProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/author-contributionsSource Repository
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