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Builds an evidence-based, reference-linked timeline of a single workday by merging every connected source — calendar, email, Slack and other chat, issue trackers, docs, and Claude Code sessions — into one chronological view, rendered as both Markdown and an elegant minimal HTML page. For TODAY it also adds status-verified recommendations and a 3-day follow-up scan; for PAST days it produces the timeline only. Use when asked what they did today or on a given date, for a daily recap, standup prep, or a what-happened-in-my-day view.
mostafa-drz/claude-skills · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill mostafa-drz/claude-skills
# Day Timeline Reconstruct one workday, hour by hour, from every connected source — grounded in truth, every entry traceable to its evidence. Output is a Markdown file plus a self-contained HTML page. This timeline is **holistic and source-agnostic**. It is not a coding log. A day is made of meetings, decisions, messages, emails, reviews, writing, research and errands as much as it is of code. Weight every kind of work equally; let the evidence — not an assumption about what the user does — decide what fills the day. ## Core principles (do not skip) 1. **Evidence-based, reference-based.** Every timeline entry must trace to a real artifact — a calendar event, an email, a chat message, a tracker ticket, a doc, a commit or PR, a Claude Code session. Quote verbatim; never paraphrase into invention. 2. **One timezone.** Sources disagree: many APIs (email, chat, Claude Code sessions) return UTC; calendars usually return local time. Determine the user's local zone, convert everything to it before sorting. This is the #1 source of ordering bugs — get it right. 3. **Snapshots ≠ current state.** Where a session, doc, or thread *ended* is not where the work *is*. Before recommending anything, verify live status (see Phase 5). 4. **Pull holistically, then reconcile.** No single source is the truth — each has gaps another fills. Gather all connected sources, cross-reference, reconcile. Do not privilege one tool as the spine of the day. 5. **Recommendation