groove-utilities-memory-log-daily
Write the daily memory log entry. Use at end of day to record what happened.
By andreadellacorte · 579 installs
npx skills add andreadellacorte/groove --skill groove-utilities-memory-log-daily
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groove utilities memory log daily
Outcome
.groove/memory/daily/YYYY MM DD.md is created or updated with a structured end entry. The file may already exist from daily start (start of day structure); if so, append the closeout sections. The file is written so that the next daily start can verify yesterday had an end.
Acceptance Criteria
File exists at .groove/memory/daily/YYYY MM DD.md after command completes
"Done today" section contains granular multi level bullets sourced from completed tasks and git diff
Git section summarises commits and changed files for the day
Tasks section shows task summary by status
Learnings section is populated (not blank)
Open/Next section captures carry forward items
If file already exists, content is updated/appended rather than overwritten
Constraints
Memory path is always .groove/memory/
Write at daily end only — never called at daily start. File may already exist from daily start; append closeout sections rather than overwriting.
"Done today" must be sourced from: completed tasks (date matched) and git diff output — not from incomplete work
Pending capture : if .groove/.cache/pending capture.md exists (staged by the session capture Stop hook), use it to pre fill the "Done today" and "Git" sections — its commits/working changes are the raw material, so the user reviews and edits a draft rather than starting blank. After the daily log is written successfully, delete .groove/.cache/pending capture.md .
If a completed task has no resolution in its body, ask user for a summary before writing the bullet
Use template at skills/groove utilities memory log daily/templates/daily.md for file structure
If the directory .groove/memory/daily/ does not exist, create it before writing
Vague entries ("worked on stuff") should trigger a clarification ask before writing