Compile distributed Pi sessions into theme-grouped daily recaps.
npx skills add https://github.com/CNife/skills --skill daily-recap
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: daily-recap Source: https://github.com/CNife/skills/tree/main/productivity/daily-recap Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CNife/skills --skill daily-recap
这个技能把分散在不同机器上的 Pi 会话、本地 session 文件和 git 提交整合成一份可读的主题聚合日报，避免人工翻找和逐条拼接。
请帮我整理今天工作，生成一份按主题聚合的日报，并在需要时提示我是否写入 Obsidian。
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To compile a daily worklog from scattered git commits and session files, this Skill correlates cross-machine nmem threads, local Pi session jsonl files, and git commit history into a theme-grouped daily recap, requiring your approval before finalizing candidate items.
You can sync git commit history into an Obsidian daily note after the Skill generates a theme-grouped recap from your distributed sessions and you explicitly approve the candidate items for optional Obsidian worklog updates.
Cross-machine session analysis handles timezone normalization by reconciling distributed nmem threads as the source of truth, and applies structured fallback handling to manage incomplete local session files or missing git data gracefully.
The best way to aggregate distributed Pi sessions by theme is using this Skill to merge related work across cross-machine nmem threads, local session jsonl files, and git commits into a structured daily recap rather than a flat timeline.
You need nmem configured as the source of truth for cross-machine session correlation, because the Skill uses remote nmem summaries alongside local Pi session files and git commits to reconcile and compile your daily worklog.
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