drec

Record session notes with timestamp rules and stop-hook validation.

4|Updated Feb 21, 2026

Search Tags:#template #logging #archiving #session #timestamp #stop-hook #pitfall

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npx skills add https://github.com/ssdiwu/diwu-workflow --skill drec

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Skill: drec
Source: https://github.com/ssdiwu/diwu-workflow/tree/main/skills/drec
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ssdiwu/diwu-workflow --skill drec

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a standardized framework for recording sessions, capturing lessons, and archiving outcomes with enforced timestamp rules and clear pitfall logs.

Core Features & Use Cases

Session templates and format guidelines for consistent documentation
Four-stage pitfall recording to capture issues, causes, misjudgments, and corrective actions
Timestamp enforcement via the date command to ensure accurate chronology
Stop hook checks to ensure integrity of the recording workflow and automatic rollback guards
Archiving and aggregation guidance to consolidate sessions for long-term reference

Quick Start

Run the date command to capture the current timestamp and begin a new Session document using the standard template.

Frequently Asked Questions about drec

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I structure session notes and record pitfalls with consistent formatting?▼

Structured session logging uses a standardized template to record notes and pitfalls. It enforces a non-front-matter Session format and a four-stage pitfall log capturing issues, causes, misjudgments, and corrective actions for consistent documentation.

What is the best way to enforce timestamps when archiving session logs?▼

Enforcing timestamps when archiving session logs is handled by running the date command to capture the current time. This ensures accurate chronology and prevents manual entry errors in your session documentation.

How do stop-hook validations work for end-of-session logging workflows?▼

Stop-hook validations check the integrity of your end-of-session logging workflow before archiving. They enforce concrete recording requirements and include automatic rollback guards to prevent incomplete or improperly formatted session notes from being saved.

Can I aggregate and archive session logs for long-term reference?▼

Yes, you can aggregate and archive session logs for long-term reference. The framework provides archiving and aggregation guidance to consolidate recorded sessions, lessons learned, and pitfall logs into a consolidated repository.

Does session logging require front-matter formatting for recording notes?▼

No, session logging explicitly enforces a non-front-matter Session format. This requirement ensures notes and lessons are recorded using the standardized template without relying on front-matter metadata for core content structure.