What problem does it solve? Manually writing end-of-day progress logs across multiple projects is tedious and easy to skip. This Skill automates the synthesis of a day's work — the dated journal plus every project note modified that day — into structured, per-project changelog files in an Obsidian vault, complete with frontmatter, goal links, and cited sources. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic day scan: A bundled PowerShell script resolves the date, computes the Monday-based week folder, locates the journal, and lists every project note modified that day with (DONE)/(INCOMPLETE)/(DECISION) markers. - Structured progress files: Writes one (C) YYYY-MM-DD.md per active project with type: progress frontmatter, a summary, an Advances goal link, Done/Decisions/Next steps sections, and cited sources. - Iteration Log wiring: Routes unfinished work into type: next-step files, linking existing logs instead of duplicating them. - Use Case: At the end of a working session, ask to record today's progress and receive one changelog file per project that saw activity, with decisions linked to their ADRs and open threads captured as next steps. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to record today's progress in the vault and it will scan the day's journal and modified project notes, then write the dated progress files automatically.
