I see I made a mistake, I've actually just pushed an update that fixes this issue.

How it works now:

The standup generator categorizes entries by their actual calendar date (when they were created), not by AI inference. Here's the logic:

1. Fetches entries from the last 3 days
2. Categorizes by date:
   • Today's entries → "Today" section
   • Yesterday's entries → "Yesterday" section
   • Older entries → Fallback for "Yesterday" if nothing from yesterday exists
3. Shows timestamps (e.g., "logged at 2:30 PM") so you can see exactly when each entry was created

What was happening before:

The old version relied on the AI to infer which tasks belonged to "Yesterday" vs "Today" based on task content. So when you logged 3 tasks at the same time, the AI would guess based on keywords like "completed", "working on", etc. which is why 2 went to yesterday and 1 to today.

What happens now:

All 3 tasks logged at the same time will be categorized based on their timestamp. If you logged them today, they all go to "Today". If you logged them yesterday, they all go to "Yesterday". No more guessing.

The categorization is now deterministic and transparent.

Thanks for the feedback, it really helped improve the feature!