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Open and maintain today's note in the Second Brain. Use when the user says "start my day", "what's on today", "log this to today", "add to today's note", or asks what they did on a given day.
wzslr321/torio · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill wzslr321/torio
# Daily notes One note per calendar day, at `daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md`. It is a log, not an archive: anything durable moves into a typed note and is linked from here. Resolve the vault as `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/STANDARD.md` §7 describes. The `daily` schema is §2.2 and the section conventions are §4. ## Opening the day When the user starts their day, or asks for today's note and it does not exist: 1. Create `daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md` with the `daily` frontmatter — `title` and `timestamp` both the date — and the three sections `## Log`, `## Captured`, `## Done`. 2. **Carry over.** Read yesterday's note, or the most recent one if yesterday has none. Anything under `## Log` that was still open goes into today's `## Log` with a note of where it came from. Do not carry over what was done. 3. **Pull the current work.** Grep `projects/` for `^status: active` and read the `## Now` section of each. Put one line per project at the top of `## Log`, linking the project note. 4. **Show the inbox depth.** Count `inbox/` and say the number. Do not triage — that is a separate ritual with a separate skill. Then show the user the note. Opening the day is a briefing, not a filing task; finish by telling them what is waiting, in four or five lines, not by narrating what you wrote. ## During the day "Log this to today" appends one line under `## Log`, with a link if the thing has a note. "That's done" moves the item to `## Done`, keeping its wording. Append. Do not rewrite the