journal-writer

To organize chaotic notes into a structured daily diary, this Skill extracts seven elements—facts, evidence, assumptions, opinions, emotions, reasoning, and context—from your input and appends them to a single file per day.

The seven-element extraction method for journaling separates your notes into facts, evidence, assumptions, opinions, emotions, reasoning, and context to enforce strict element separation and create objective daily diaries.

To append entries to a single Obsidian diary file automatically, this Skill integrates with the Obsidian CLI and note-writer workflow, maintaining one diary per day and safely appending new observations to the existing file.

Yes, you need Obsidian CLI integration for this automated journaling workflow, as it relies on the note-writer workflow to execute write operations and ensure safe, auditable entries directly into your vault.

Yes, you can separate facts from opinions when logging daily notes because this Skill enforces strict element separation, specifically identifying and extracting facts, evidence, assumptions, opinions, emotions, reasoning, and context.