cothought:write-vision

An example-day vision is a concrete, day-in-life narrative passage that grounds future actions by clearly defining your desired lifestyle and work rhythm. Writing these passages anchors planning and journaling in vivid, actionable detail.

To write a personal vision, you construct a core vision narrative and then create multiple example-day passages. These are saved as markdown files like 00-vision.md and 01-morning.md in your notes directory for easy retrieval.

Yes, vision-writing requires a configured notes directory. The skill creates and reads files directly within a vision/ subdirectory, organizing your core narrative and example-day passages using a clear markdown naming convention.

The best way to organize vision notes is using a numbered markdown naming convention, such as 00-vision.md for the core narrative and 01-morning.md for example days. This structure ensures easy retrieval by other journaling and planning skills.

Yes, you can revisit and expand an existing core vision over time. Whenever you want to add new vision passages, hooks, or core content, the skill appends and organizes these new narratives in your existing vision directory.