bujo

Create daily, weekly, and monthly Bullet Journal notes and migrate tasks.

16|2|Updated Nov 9, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/maroffo/claude-forge --skill bujo
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Skill: bujo
Source: https://github.com/maroffo/claude-forge/tree/main/skills/bujo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/maroffo/claude-forge --skill bujo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines the management of your personal Bullet Journal, automating the creation of daily, weekly, and monthly logs, and simplifying task migration.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Note Creation: Generates daily, weekly, and monthly journal notes from templates.
  • Task Aggregation & Migration: Consolidates tasks from daily notes for weekly and monthly reviews, and migrates open tasks.
  • Use Case: At the end of the day, use bujo daily to create your daily log, and at the end of the week, use bujo weekly to get a summary of your accomplishments and tasks to carry forward.

Quick Start

Run the bujo daily command to create today's daily note and see a summary of your tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions about bujo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate bullet journal task migration in Obsidian?

Automating bullet journal task migration in Obsidian is handled by consolidating open tasks from daily notes and moving them to future logs or today's note. The Skill requires the Obsidian CLI for vault interactions and uses specific file path patterns for organization.

How do I create daily, weekly, and monthly journal logs from templates?

Creating daily, weekly, and monthly journal logs from templates is achieved by running the bujo daily or bujo weekly commands. The Skill automatically generates these journal notes from templates and aggregates tasks for weekly and monthly reviews.

Do I need the Obsidian CLI to manage my bullet journal vault?

Yes, the Obsidian CLI is required to manage your bullet journal vault. The Skill relies on the Obsidian CLI for vault interactions and requires specific file path patterns for journal organization.

Can I aggregate daily notes into a weekly review for task management?

Aggregating daily notes into a weekly review for task management is fully supported by the Skill. It consolidates tasks from daily notes to provide a summary of accomplishments and tasks to carry forward for weekly and monthly reviews.

What is the best way to organize bullet journal notes in an Obsidian vault?

Organizing bullet journal notes in an Obsidian vault is best handled using specific file path patterns for journal organization. The Skill structures daily, weekly, and monthly logs by automating note creation and task migration through the Obsidian CLI.

Are there limitations when migrating open tasks to future logs?

Migrating open tasks to future logs depends on specific file path patterns for journal organization. The Skill requires the Obsidian CLI for vault interactions and may not function if path patterns are not met.