What problem does it solve? Daily work reports kept in Apple Notes can silently omit work done across multiple machines, and editing notes with AppleScript risks destroying list structure and #tag markers. This Skill audits the Work Report folder against ~/.codex history and remote-host sessions, then applies minimal, backup-protected edits that preserve the original note structure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence-based auditing: Compares note content against local ~/.codex history, remote-host rollouts, shell history, and iTerm logs to classify items as confirmed, likely omitted, or uncertain. - Tag-safe editing: Enforces two-tier backups (logical export and physical NoteStore.sqlite file-set copies) before writes, and preserves numbered lists, project grouping, and #tag markers. - Paste-ready drafting: Generates concise day-by-day English report drafts with stable project buckets like #HDR-streaming and #webex-message-archiver. - Use Case: Ask whether last week's Apple Notes daily reports missed any work; the Skill merges evidence from local and remote Codex sessions, drafts the missing buckets, and patches the notes only after a validated backup. ## Quick Start Use the apple-notes-work-report skill to check this week's Work Report notes in Apple Notes against my Codex history and draft any missing items.
