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Is it safe for people using time zones other than Japan to use it?
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QuotingCchristian@zangetsu02
I built chorei, a tool that helps me prepare my daily standup by collecting what I actually worked on the day before. It combines Claude Code session prompts, Git activity and Jira tickets into a single summary, grouped by thread, with a source for every line. The goal is to…
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GitHubGitHub - zangetsu02/chorei: What you did yesterday, with its sources: a daily stand-up assembled from your git history, your Claude Code sessions and your tickets.What you did yesterday, with its sources: a daily stand-up assembled from your git history, your Claude Code sessions and your tickets. - zangetsu02/chorei
christian@zangetsu02
Yes, should be fine. I just tested it. I made a commit at 22:30 Rome time, then ran it as if I were in Tokyo. Rome's "16 October" picks it up, Tokyo's doesn't, which is correct since over there it was already 05:30 the next day. Everything gets compared as epoch seconds, so the day boundary is simply wherever your machine is.

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