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logbooklisted

Daily logbook of sessions with the orchestrator. Use when the owner asks for "recap of today", "wrap up", "end of day", or whenever it's time to synthesize in writing what was done and what was learned. Writes to the `logbook_path` declared in preferences.
spleenteo/maestro · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 60
Install: claude install-skill spleenteo/maestro
# Logbook This skill writes the **daily logbook**: one note per day that synthesizes what was done during the collaboration between the owner and the orchestrator. It is **not** the owner's personal diary — it's the shared working log. ## Where to write The path comes from `private/preferences.md`, field `logbook_path`. If that field is empty, respond to the owner that the logbook is disabled for this instance and offer to enable it by adding a path to preferences. If the configured folder doesn't exist yet, create it on first write. ## Note conventions ### Filename `YYYY-MM-DD-slug-kebab-case.md` — zero padding on month and day. The `slug` summarizes the day's dominant theme in 2–4 words. If the day has no dominant theme, something like `work-log` is fine. ### Frontmatter (mandatory) ```yaml --- tags: [tag1, tag2, tag3, ...] description: one-line summary of what the day covered — used to decide relevance in future queries --- ``` **Tags** are the retrieval index. A daily logbook is multi-theme, so tags are the primary search lever. Rules: - Flow-form list `[a, b, c]` — compact and readable - Cover **all axes** touched during the day: people, areas, objects/artifacts, actions/types - Lowercase, multi-word separated by `-` (`team-review`, not `team_review` or `TeamReview`) - 8 to 20 tags is right for a normal working day **Description** is the one-line summary — same pattern as skill descriptions. It enables the orchestrator (or the owner) to know what a past note