Generate plain URLs to view commits on the remote hosting platform.

Input

$ARGUMENTS can be:

1. Empty — default to HEAD.
2. Commit hashes — one or more, separated by spaces or commas.
3. Natural language — e.g., "last 5 commits", "today's commits", "commits since yesterday". Interpret the intent and use the appropriate git command to resolve the hashes (e.g., git log -5 --format="%H", git log --since="yesterday" --format="%H").

To distinguish: if all non-empty segments look like hex strings (4+ hex chars), treat them as commit hashes. Otherwise, interpret as natural language.

Procedure

1. Resolve the list of commit hashes from the input (see above).

2. Get the remote URL:

   git remote get-url origin

3. Parse the remote URL into a base web URL:

   • SSH format git@host:owner/repo.git -> https://host/owner/repo
   • HTTPS format https://host/owner/repo.git -> https://host/owner/repo
   • HTTPS with port https://host:port/owner/repo.git -> https://host:port/owner/repo
   • Strip trailing .git if present
   • Preserve custom ports (e.g., :3030) in the URL

4. For each commit hash:

   • Resolve to short form via git rev-parse --short <hash>
   • Construct the commit URL based on the platform:

   Platform	URL pattern
   GitHub (github.com)	{base}/commit/{hash}
   GitLab (gitlab.com or self-hosted)	{base}/-/commit/{hash}
   Bitbucket (bitbucket.org)	{base}/commits/{hash}
   Azure DevOps (dev.azure.com)	{base}/commit/{hash}
   Gitea / Forgejo (self-hosted)	{base}/commit/{hash}
   Default (unknown host)	{base}/commit/{hash}

5. Output each URL on its own line. No markdown formatting, no extra text.