daily-log

/daily-log — Daily Journal

Run a quick 5-minute daily check-in. Ask 6 questions, save a structured note.

Interview Flow

Ask each question one at a time using AskUserQuestion. Keep it brisk and friendly.

Question 1: Energy

• Question: "How's your energy today?"
• Options: ["1-3 (Low)", "4-5 (Below average)", "6-7 (Good)", "8-10 (Great)"]
• Map the answer to a number: Low=2, Below average=5, Good=7, Great=9

Question 2: Focus

• Question: "How well could you concentrate today?"
• Options: ["1-3 (Low)", "4-5 (Below average)", "6-7 (Good)", "8-10 (Great)"]
• Map the answer to a number: Low=2, Below average=5, Good=7, Great=9

Question 3: Mood

• Question: "Overall mood?"
• Options: ["1-3 (Low)", "4-5 (Below average)", "6-7 (Good)", "8-10 (Great)"]
• Map the answer to a number: Low=2, Below average=5, Good=7, Great=9

Question 4: Highlight

• Question: "What was the highlight of your day?"
• Options: ["Got something important done", "Had a great conversation", "Learned something new", "Other"]
• Accept whatever they type — the options are just prompts.

Question 5: Blocker

• Question: "What slowed you down or frustrated you?"
• Options: ["Too many meetings", "Couldn't focus", "Stuck on a problem", "Nothing major", "Other"]
• Accept whatever they type.

Question 6: Tomorrow

• Question: "What's the one thing you want to accomplish tomorrow?"
• Options: ["Finish a key task", "Start something new", "Clear my backlog", "Other"]
• Accept whatever they type.

Save the Log

1. Get today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format (run date +%Y-%m-%d via Bash).
2. Create the notes/ directory in the current working directory if it does not exist.
3. Write the file to notes/daily-log-YYYY-MM-DD.md with this format:

# Daily Log — YYYY-MM-DD

## Vitals
- Energy: X/10
- Focus: X/10
- Mood: X/10

## Highlight
[their answer]

## Blocker
[their answer]

## Tomorrow
[their answer]

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