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daily-review

github.com/taylorhustonProductivity6968 installsUpdated 17w ago
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About daily-review

daily-review guides a conversational daily journal review for people using dated vault entries. It checks GitHub work, personal activities, highlights, optional inbox and tomorrow planning, and memory updates.

Key features

  1. 01Date verification and journal setup
  2. 02GitHub commit review
  3. 03Prompts for personal activities
  4. 04Highlight and inbox check-ins
  5. 05Memory capture and profile updates

Use cases

  1. 01Create or continue a dated daily journal
  2. 02Turn commits into meaningful work notes
  3. 03Review a highlight and plan tomorrow
  4. 04Capture durable preferences or project decisions

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/taylorhuston/local-life-manager --skill daily-review

After installing, type/daily-reviewin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Run the Daily Review Workflow. Keep it conversational - ask one thing at a time.

Steps

  1. Get current date first

    • Run date +%Y-%m-%d to confirm today's date
    • DO NOT assume the date - always verify

  2. Journal Entry Setup

    • Check if today's entry exists (my-vault/02 Calendar/YYYY-MM-DD.md)
    • Create from template if not (see references/template.md)
    • If morning reviewing yesterday: use yesterday's date

  3. What Did I Work On?

    • Pull GitHub commits: gh search commits --author=TaylorHuston --committer-date=YYYY-MM-DD
    • Summarize into meaningful bullets (not raw commit messages)
    • Ask: "Any other technical work? (studying, courses, side projects not on GitHub)"

  4. What Did I Do?

    • Ask: "How about personal stuff? (errands, social, health, appointments, etc.)"

  5. Daily Highlight Check

    • Review the day's highlight if set
    • Ask: "Did you accomplish your highlight? Want to carry it to tomorrow?"

  6. Quick Inbox Scan (offer, don't force)

    • "Want me to check your inbox for anything to quickly process?"

  7. Tomorrow's Highlight (offer, don't force)

    • "Do you know what tomorrow's focus should be?"

  8. Memory Capture Check

    • Review the conversation for anything memory-worthy:
      • New preferences expressed
      • Corrections to how you understood something
      • Life/job updates
      • Workflow insights
      • Project decisions
    • If anything qualifies, create a memory file in .claude/memories/
    • Check if about-taylor.md needs updating (job status, current focus, etc.)
    • Do this silently unless there's something significant to confirm

Use bulleted lists in the journal.

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