eod

Evening Journal (EOD)

Close out today's Logseq journal with a reflection on what was shipped.

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Steps

0. Read graph root

grep '^graph_root=' ~/.logseq-plugin-config 2>/dev/null | cut -d= -f2

If this returns empty, tell the user to run /setup and stop. Use the returned path as $GRAPH_ROOT for all file paths in this skill.

1. Get today's date and time

date "+%Y_%m_%d"
date "+%H:%M"

2. Pull today's commits

git log --oneline --since="today 00:00" 2>/dev/null | head -20

3. Read today's journal

cat $GRAPH_ROOT/journals/$(date +%Y_%m_%d).md

Note any open TODO items in the morning priorities — they become "carried forward" unless the user says otherwise.

If the file doesn't exist, create it first (see morning skill), then continue.

4. Ask three questions

Wrapping up for today.

1. Shipped — what did you finish? (say "see commits" to use git log)
2. Carried forward — anything moving to tomorrow?
3. Reflection — one sentence on how the day went. (skip with "none")

If they say "see commits", use the git log from step 2.

5. Fill in the Evening section

- ## Evening — "What good have I done today?"
  collapsed:: true
  logged-at:: HH:MM
	- **Shipped:**
		- [item]
		- [item]
	- **Carried forward:**
		- [item]
	- **Reflection:**
		- [reflection or leave blank]

If Work Log is empty but commits exist, add a brief summary there too.

6. Offer an engineering log

Only ask if the day had substantial work (multiple commits, new features, notable fixes):

Want me to create an engineering log for today's session?

If yes → invoke the log skill.

7. Sign off in one sentence

Reference the main thing shipped. E.g. "Good work today — [main thing] is done and committed."

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Rules

• Tabs for indentation
• Don't overwrite the evening section if the user already filled it — append or confirm it's complete
• Unchecked TODO items from the morning go into "Carried forward" unless told otherwise