ctx-journal-enrich

To add YAML frontmatter to session journal entries, use this skill to carefully parse existing content and automatically generate a structured metadata block containing title, date, topics, and type fields for storage.

Extracting topics and tags from raw journal files involves deriving structured metadata from existing content. This skill processes raw entries to identify type values and outcomes, producing consistent machine-readable records for search-ready archives.

Yes, you can use this metadata enrichment for indexing journal archives. It outputs a consistent enriched frontmatter block that makes entries machine-readable, enabling categorization and search across sessions in various contexts.

The frontmatter enrichment process supports existing taxonomy structures by deriving tags, outcomes, and linked decisions during metadata extraction. It requires careful parsing of existing content to ensure accurate type values and topics are applied.

Journal entries lacking a summary or structured metadata are targeted for enrichment. The skill parses the raw content to add required YAML frontmatter fields, ensuring the entry becomes a consistent, machine-readable record ready for future reference.

You need to apply structured metadata to your session journals when you want to improve searchability and categorization across multiple contexts. This process transforms raw entries into indexed records by adding title, date, topics, and type fields.