gardening

A plant journal logs watering, repotting, and health events over time. This Skill manages your collection by creating, updating, and querying plants stored as YAML, so you can reliably log changes and later retrieve what happened.

Yes, you can attach and remove pictures from your plant journal entries. The Skill supports logging observations and attaching media files, plus undoing those picture entries safely to correct mistakes.

You can undo watering log entries by date or latest entry using the unlog feature. This Skill provides safe undo support to unlog waterings, progress, repotting, pictures, and observations to correct mistakes without brittle manual edits.

The best way to manage plant collection data is through deterministic scripts that write YAML behind the scenes. This Skill handles reads and writes with JSON output, UUID resolution, and referential integrity checks, ensuring reliable data management.

Yes, the plant tracking system supports full CRUD operations for plants, rooms, and substrates. You can add, edit, move, and delete plants between rooms using deterministic scripts that maintain referential integrity.

You should use dry-run behavior for destructive operations like deleting plants or removing journal entries. This Skill requires deterministic script-driven reads and writes with safe dry-run behavior to prevent accidental data loss.