Based on the AI-generated work summaries for September 2025, here’s what CodeItQuick worked on:

Major Focus Areas in September 2025:

1. Git MCP Server Development (Primary Focus)

The majority of September was spent building and enhancing a Git MCP (Model Context Protocol) server:

Core Git Operations: Implemented multiple endpoints including:

  • get-commit-message-logs - retrieve commit history
  • get-commit-patch-logs - analyze file changes
  • get-file-content - view file contents
  • get-directory-filenames - explore project structure

GitHub Integration & Batch Processing: Developed adapter patterns for GitHub data synchronization with MongoDB, including:

  • Commit data retrieval and storage
  • Commit diff processing
  • Content fetching from repositories
  • Rate limit error handling

Testing Infrastructure: Added comprehensive test coverage for batch processors, GitHub suppliers, and various adapters using Mocha and Chai
Documentation: Created extensive use-case documentation and README files explaining how to use the MCP server

2. Request Library Migration Project

Worked on a wrapper/adapter pattern for migrating from the deprecated request library to axios:

  • Created MakeHttp class with multiple adapter methods
  • Implemented authentication endpoints (login functionality)
  • Built Vue + Express demo applications
  • Added comprehensive tests for different HTTP patterns

3. Chess/Stafford Gambit Application (Early September)

Developed a chess training application focused on the Stafford Gambit:

  • Built a Stafford engine that knows various trap lines
  • Implemented hint system for players
  • Added undo functionality and game state management
  • Set up Jest testing with coverage reporting
  • Created Vue 3 + TypeScript frontend using Vite

The month showed a clear progression from chess application work (early September) to the request library migration project (mid-September) to intensive Git MCP server development (late September), which became the primary focus with extensive feature additions, testing, and documentation.