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Disclosure I should have included in the original PR body: I am the author of standup-mr. This is a self-submission. Flagging it explicitly so the relationship is on the record rather than inferred — happy for you to weigh it accordingly. |
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Add standup-mr to the Productivity Tools category.
standup-mr generates a standup note from merge request state rather than from the local git log. A commit log answers "what did I type", which is not the question a standup asks. It reads the GitLab or GitHub API and reports what is ready to merge, what is blocked, what is stale, and what is waiting on your review — and when a pipeline is red it opens the failing job's log and extracts the error lines, so the note says why it is red, not just that it is.
Both providers are first class, including self-hosted GitLab CE/EE and GitHub Enterprise. It runs as a CLI (
npx standup-mr fetch) and as an MCP server (npx -y standup-mr mcp).The description is 74 characters, ends with a full stop, and the entry was appended to the bottom of the category.