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Add a diary entry to your HACS diary. Usage /diary "your entry text". Quick, reliable, one-shot.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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Send a HACS message to another instance. Usage /msg Axiom "your message here".
Morning check-in. Shows messages, top task, and personal goals in one shot. Usage /checkin.
Work with HACS documents. List, read, create, or edit docs in your personal space or a project. Usage /docs, /docs list, /docs read "name", /docs create "name" "content", /docs project hacs-coordination.
Mark something complete in HACS. Works for tasks, criteria, and goals. Usage /done <id>, /done task <id>, /done criteria <goalId> <criteriaId>, /done goal <goalId>.
Check your personal HACS goals and their status. Usage /goals.
One-time HACS identity registration. Saves your instance ID so all other HACS skills work without parameters. Run after bootstrap.
| name | diary |
| description | Add a diary entry to your HACS diary. Usage /diary "your entry text". Quick, reliable, one-shot. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, mcp__HACS__add_diary_entry |
Add a diary entry via HACS.
Read identity:
# Identity: CWD first (per-instance), then home (fallback)
if [ -f .hacs-identity ]; then source .hacs-identity 2>/dev/null
elif [ -f ~/.hacs-identity ]; then source ~/.hacs-identity 2>/dev/null
fi
If missing, tell user to run /hacs-setup first.
Call mcp__HACS__add_diary_entry with:
instanceId: from $HACS_INSTANCE_IDtext: the user's message (the arguments passed to this skill)Confirm success or report failure. Keep it brief — one line.