What problem does it solve? Choosing a consistent mood tag for journal entries is subjective and inconsistent over time. This Skill reads a Daily Note in Capacities and recommends exactly one mood tag grounded in the Yale Mood Meter framework, removing guesswork from emotional journaling. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Mood Meter Classification: Maps the dominant emotion of a note onto the Valence (positive/negative) × Arousal (high/low) axes to identify one of four zones: Yellow, Red, Green, or Blue. - Curated Tag Vocabulary: Selects from 28 predefined tags such as #mood-energized, #mood-anxious, #mood-calm, and #mood-drained, each with a clear emotional definition. - Structured Output: Returns the tag, a one-line rationale drawn from the note, and the zone emoji for quick visual scanning. - Use Case: After writing a Daily Note about finishing a long-delayed project while still feeling stressed about remaining issues, the Skill recommends #mood-unsettled in the Blue zone with a brief explanation. ## Quick Start Paste your Daily Note text and ask the assistant to analyze its mood and suggest the single most fitting mood tag.