# 📜 History Guide

The `history` command provides a concise, AI-generated summary of your recent git history. It analyzes the last 10 commits to give you a high-level overview of recent developments.

### Key Features

- **Quick Summaries**: Get a quick catch-up on what's been happening in the repo.
- **AI-Powered Analysis**: Grok translates individual commit messages into 3-5 high-level bullet points.
- **Fast and Efficient**: A one-shot command for immediate results.

### Usage

```bash
grokkit history                 # Last 10 commits
```

### Options

| Flag | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `--model`, `-m` | Override the default model (e.g., `grok-4`) |

### How it Works

1. **Commit Log**: Grokkit runs `git log --oneline -10` to get the 10 most recent commits.
2. **AI Analysis**: It sends this log to Grok with a prompt to summarize the history.
3. **Bullet Point Summary**: Grok returns a 3-5 point summary of the most important changes.

### When to use History

- **Catching up**: Use `history` after pulling from the remote to see what's changed.
- **Branch review**: Use it to quickly recall what you've worked on recently.
- **Project overview**: Great for getting a quick status update on a project you haven't touched in a few days.