End-of-day ritual skill that reads Ian's daily Obsidian journal note, synthesizes the day, fills in the Day in Review section, advises on tomorrow, and keeps Today.md current. Trigger when Ian says things like: "wrap up my day", "daily wrap", "end of day", "let's review today", "help me close out today", "day in review", "how'd my day go", or any similar end-of-day journaling prompt. Also trigger if Ian says "update my Today note" or "update Today.md". This skill covers work AND personal life โ prod incidents, vendor negotiations, relationship, health, home, mental state, all of it.
Use when the user wants to start their workday, get a morning briefing, or says things like "start my day", "morning startup", "good morning", "what's on my plate today", "morning briefing", or "let's get the day started". This skill reads context from yesterday's personal and work notes, gathers context from Calendar, Slack, and Jira in parallel, writes a full Work Daily Note, and places a slim briefing stub with executive coaching highlights into today's personal journal. Invoke whenever the user signals they are beginning their workday.
Use when adding, removing, or reconfiguring a Neovim plugin in this repo (nvim/lua/plugins/), changing a plugin's update policy or pinned revision, or cleaning up plugin state in pins.json / nvim-pack-lock.json
Use when the user wants a deep read on one person they manage or work with โ to prep for a 1:1, a performance conversation, or to refresh a teammate's signal cache. Triggers on phrases like "signal <name>", "what's going on with <name>", "prep me on <name>", "how is <name> doing", "refresh <name>'s signals", or "/signal-person <name>". Gathers Jira, GitHub PR, and Slack signals for the person, synthesizes a manager-level picture, and writes/enriches their signal cache at ~/.claude/signal-cache/{shortname}.json. The morning-startup skill reads and lightly refreshes the same cache during daily 1:1 prep; this skill is the deeper, on-demand analysis and the owner of the cache schema.
Read Ian's Obsidian daily notes over a configurable lookback window and produce a structured sentiment trend analysis โ emotional arc, recurring stressors, what he celebrates, what he buries, possible blind spots, and energy patterns. Use this skill whenever Ian says things like "run a sentiment analysis", "how am I doing lately", "what does my journal say about me", "analyze my notes", "give me a personal retrospective", or any request that involves looking back across multiple daily notes to find patterns in his writing or emotional state. Run monthly by default (covering the prior 90 days), but also run ad-hoc after major life events. Always use this skill โ don't try to synthesize from memory alone.