Write content to designated Captive notes with validation and timestamped backups.
npx skills add https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd --skill captive-note
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: captive-note Source: https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd/tree/main/.claude/skills/_sub/write/captive-note Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd --skill captive-note
This Skill ensures that content is written to your active, volatile notes (like Today.md or Week.md) safely, preventing accidental data loss and maintaining data integrity.
Today.md), this skill will write the content and automatically back up the previous version if it's not empty.Write the following content to the specified path, ensuring it is a valid captive note.
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To safely overwrite daily log notes, this skill creates timestamped backups of existing content before writing new data. It ensures previous versions are preserved automatically, preventing accidental data loss when updating volatile files.
A captive directory is a designated vault location for high-velocity notes. Path validation enforces restrictions so content is written only to this specific directory, preventing unauthorized file modifications outside the defined boundary.
You can add action items to an active draft by writing new content to the designated note. If the existing note is not empty, the skill automatically generates a timestamped backup before overwriting the file.
No, you cannot manage notes across arbitrary vault paths. The skill enforces path restrictions to a designated Captive directory, ensuring validated writing only occurs within that specific boundary.
Note writing fails with a path restriction error because the target file is outside the designated Captive directory. The skill enforces strict path validation to ensure content is written only to valid captive notes.
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