Record agent research notes as denote-formatted org-mode entries.
npx skills add https://github.com/junghan0611/agent-config --skill botlog
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: botlog Source: https://github.com/junghan0611/agent-config/tree/main/skills/botlog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/junghan0611/agent-config --skill botlog
Record agent research results as denote-formatted notes, enabling organized capture of analysis and decisions across public botlog (shared) and private llmlog modes using the denote schema and org-mode structure.
Create a new botlog note for the latest research results using denote format.
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Recording agent research notes as denote-formatted org-mode entries involves applying required tags (:botlog: or :llmlog:), timestamps, and linking rules for structured knowledge retention.
Public botlog notes are shared entries for delegating findings, while private llmlog notes are used when privacy is needed. Both modes store agent research in denote-formatted org-mode structures.
Yes, you can categorize agent handoff notes using required org-mode tags. The Skill enforces :botlog: or :llmlog: tags within the agent-config workflow for easy retrieval and categorization.
You record analysis results for agent handoff by generating a botlog note detailing findings and actions, then delegating it via private llmlog if privacy is needed.
Yes, note creation requires the denote schema. The Skill enforces denote-style headers, tags, timestamps, and linking rules within the agent-config workflow to format org-mode entries correctly.
Use private llmlog instead of public botlog when privacy is needed. Llmlog stores private denote-formatted notes, while botlog creates shared entries for public research findings and actions.
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