daily

The daily skill is an intelligent command-line interface for Obsidian that acts as a comprehensive daily productivity coach. It automates the lifecycle of your daily note-taking by checking for existing entries and generating new ones from templates with dynamic date handling, including support for date arithmetic and custom formatting. Designed for users of the Obsidian + Claude Code accountability system, it bridges the gap between high-level goals and granular daily execution.

Key features include:

• Automated daily note generation with template variable support for dates, time, and custom formats.
• Integrated morning routines that surface your weekly ONE Big Thing, monthly goals, and project next-actions from your vault.
• Context-aware interaction that pulls incomplete tasks forward from previous notes and tracks energy levels (1-10).
• Structured evening shutdown procedures that summarize goal and project progress, facilitate reflection, and identify tomorrow's priorities.
• Support for time-blocking strategies based on energy and context to optimize your daily focus.
• Task-based progress tracking during interactive routines to guide you through multi-step checklists.

Usage and implementation notes:

• Invoke the skill with /daily to start your routine, or use natural language queries like 'Start my morning routine' or 'Help me with evening shutdown'.
• Configure your vault path, daily notes folder, and template locations in the skill configuration to ensure seamless integration.
• The skill interacts with your vault by reading weekly reviews, project CLAUDE.md files, and goal tracking files to maintain the 'cascade' of intent from 3-year vision down to today's tasks.
• It is best used in conjunction with the productivity coach output style, which encourages deeper reflection on task alignment and goal progress.
• Requires local file access to your vault and supports Git integration for automatic commit handling post-write operations.