Record timestamped journal entries with YAML frontmatter for tags and references.
npx skills add https://github.com/a3lem/my-claude-plugins --skill journal-a3lem
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: journal Source: https://github.com/a3lem/my-claude-plugins/tree/main/plugins/project-notes/skills/journal Command: npx skills add https://github.com/a3lem/my-claude-plugins --skill journal-a3lem
This Skill provides a structured way to record timestamped notes, observations, and lessons learned, ensuring valuable knowledge isn't lost between sessions.
Use the journal skill to write a new entry about a vLLM batch limit observation.
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To log observations, you record timestamped journal entries in the notes/journal/ directory, differentiating between AI-generated and human-authored notes to preserve knowledge across sessions.
Maintaining timestamped notes involves creating journal entries with slug-based filenames and optional YAML frontmatter, allowing you to tag and reference related issues for future context retrieval.
Yes, you can tag and reference specific issues by adding optional YAML frontmatter to your journal entries, facilitating categorization and linking to related observations or discoveries.
Yes, the journaling approach supports both AI and human-authored entries by tracking the origin of each note, ensuring valuable knowledge from both sources is captured and preserved.
Retrieving lessons learned is facilitated by the structured storage of timestamped entries with slug-based filenames and YAML tags in the notes/journal/ directory, enabling easy knowledge retrieval across sessions.
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