jarvis-journal

Automating structured journal entries linked to your vault is done by prompting Jarvis with phrases like "Jarvis, journal this" to trigger a guided workflow that clarifies context, drafts the note, and commits it after approval.

Yes, you can edit or cancel a journal entry draft before it is committed. The controlled workflow supports a draft approval step where you can review, edit, or cancel the entry prior to final commit and vault indexing.

You can capture thought, incident-log, decision, learning, and idea journal entries. The workflow automates the creation of these structured entry types and links them to the relevant vault paths for easy recall.

Vault linking for automated journal entries works by automatically connecting new entries to relevant vault paths during the final commit step. This ensures structured journal notes are indexed in-memory and remain easily retrievable.

No special dependencies are required to use the jarvis-journal workflow. The skill operates independently to clarify entry types, delegate to the journal agent, handle draft edits, and commit structured notes directly to your vault.

The best way to log an incident using a voice-triggered journal is to say "Jarvis, log this incident" to initiate a structured draft that captures the context and links the incident-log to your vault upon approval.