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Log work activity to today's journal
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| name | log-work |
| description | Log work activity to today's journal |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Create or append to today's journal file in your Obsidian vault. Intended for daily logging of activities, summaries, or notes.
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
If arguments provided, use them as the entry content. If no arguments or arguments reference conversation context (e.g., "summarize what we did", "the error above"), use the conversation context to generate the entry.
Follow these steps precisely:
~/obsidian/Notes/YYYY-MM-DD.md exists; if not, create it with a header # Journal YYYY-MM-DD.## HH:MM followed by the entry content as plain text on the next line(s)Notes: