log

**today's work, shaped for tomorrow's session:** the next agent reads it instead of asking you - threads group work by topic, carrying their own notes and prompts - `inject-log` carries the four most recent threads forward across days - the stop hook demands it, so a turn cannot close on an unwritten day # .construct/retardify/log/YYYY-MM-DD.md one file per day, holding both the work and the prompts that drove it: - gitignored in this repo; host projects decide for themselves whether to track it - `logs` are written in MAXIMALLY clear, concise, casual language, skipping trivial details - `threads` group work by task or topic, limited to 50 lines of prose, prompts excluded - a thread also holds to 5000 bytes whole, prompts included, since sessionstart injects it entire - that cap is why nothing truncates a log: the writer spends the budget, the reader never guesses - sessionstart carries the 4 most recent threads forward, taken across days rather than per file - `sections` lead with the main idea, followed by supporting ideas - `lines` hold a single clause, fact or action, capped at 100 characters - `notes` are appended after taskcomplete or every 30 minutes, limited to 5 bullets - `prompts` are appended to the thread they drove, rewritten short, always timestamped - a prompt that starts a new thread belongs to the thread it created, not the one before - no trigger wraps it: a thread, a note or a synthesis is asked for in plain words - minimize comma chains, em dashes, **bol...