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Generate a daily note summarizing recent activity across all detected project sources. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a daily note, daily summary, standup report, daily digest, "what happened today/yesterday", end-of-day recap, or wants to capture progress across git, PRs, tasks, and communication channels. Trigger even for casual phrasing like "write up what I did" or "catch me up on the project".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/work-session-tools:dailyThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Create a markdown daily note by gathering activity from every source detected in the project.
references/daily-note-template.mdreferences/source-detection.mdreferences/sources/azure-devops.mdreferences/sources/custom-mcp.mdreferences/sources/git.mdreferences/sources/github.mdreferences/sources/gitlab.mdreferences/sources/microsoft-teams.mdreferences/sources/slack.mdreferences/sources/telegram.mdCreate a markdown daily note by gathering activity from every source detected in the project.
/daily [output-dir]
output-dir — where to save the note (default: current working directory)The window always starts at previous day's 06:00 and ends at now.
From: yesterday 06:00 → To: now
If run before 06:00, "yesterday" shifts back one more day (rounding to ~24h).
Examples:
Use 24h time format everywhere (no AM/PM).
Read references/source-detection.md to scan the project root and list active sources (e.g. git, azure-devops, slack).
For each detected source, read its reference file from references/sources/<source>.md. Each file explains:
Fetch items created, updated, or deleted within the time window. If a source fails or is unavailable, note it and move on — never block the entire note on one source.
Read references/daily-note-template.md for the output format. Write a single markdown file:
daily-DD-MM-YYYY.md
Saved to the output directory.
After saving, print a short summary to the user: which sources were checked, how many items found, and the file path.
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