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You can capture key decisions with full context by triggering the aha command, which instantly logs repository state, recent commits, and diffs into a daily file without prompting. It operates in the background to prevent losing important insights.

Automatic context capture for daily journaling aggregates your current repository state, recent commits, and diffs when triggered, appending them with a timestamp to a daily log file. This anchors your moment with full technical context for later review.

The daily log capture requires no manual input or configuration, operating with fast, no-questions capture. When you trigger the command, it immediately writes the current context and decisions to the vault's daily aha log without prompting.

The best way to log mid-session insights is to trigger a non-intrusive capture that automatically aggregates repository context and recent commits. This fast, background approach writes directly to a daily file, preserving the moment without breaking your focus.

You need to capture repository context and diffs when you make a pivotal decision or reach an important insight mid-session. Triggering the capture at that exact moment anchors the thought with full technical context for later review.

You can review captured moments after your session by opening the daily aha log file in your vault. The log contains timestamped entries with aggregated repository context, recent commits, and your decisions appended throughout the day.