Log daily pain points into dated Markdown entries under ideas/pain-log.
npx skills add https://github.com/no-problem-dev/ideate --skill pain-log
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pain-log Source: https://github.com/no-problem-dev/ideate/tree/main/plugins/app-discovery/skills/pain-log Command: npx skills add https://github.com/no-problem-dev/ideate --skill pain-log
This skill enables users to quickly capture day-to-day pains, annoyances, and observations as structured micro-logs directly from firsthand experience, avoiding web data and preserving a personal source of truth for later ideation.
Log a recent daily annoyance into ideas/pain-log as a dated entry.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can log daily pain points by creating or appending Markdown entries under ideas/pain-log. The skill structures each entry with frontmatter metadata like time, category, and context to preserve a personal source of truth for later ideation.
Quickly capturing daily annoyances takes 30 seconds to 3 minutes using argument-based or conversational modes. This skill records firsthand observations directly into a structured micro-log without relying on external web data.
Yes, you can auto-commit Markdown journal entries to version control. When integrated, the skill autonomously appends dated entries to a Markdown file and automatically commits the changes to preserve your log history.
Yes, daily logging supports optional templates and a default output path. Entries are systematically saved under ideas/pain-log, ensuring your structured micro-logs are consistently organized for future reference.
Use a structured micro-log when you need to capture immediate day-to-day pains and annoyances with specific frontmatter metadata like time and category. It is designed for personal productivity contexts to feed later ideation, unlike general notes.
A limitation of this logging approach is that it strictly captures firsthand experience without fetching external web data. It focuses entirely on personal productivity contexts, appending structured Markdown entries rather than aggregating external information.
adriannoesParse repository tags and commit history to generate markdown changelog entries.
no-problem-devCross-analyze pain-log and seed-hunt data to generate weekly Markdown pulse reports.
chasemccoyOrganize daily log entries in a single Markdown file.
seb1nCreate structured Markdown notes with tags, links, and date-prefixed filenames.
