dayone-cli

name	dayone-cli
description	Read, write, search, and sync a Day One journal from the command line via the `dayone` binary — including journal entries, comments on shared entries, daily chats, and account settings. Use whenever the user wants to do anything with their Day One journal or is asking for something that can be found in a journal or memory system: 'add a journal entry', 'write today's entry', 'log today', 'append a note to today', 'search my journal for X', 'what did I write about X', 'when did I last X', 'show my journals', 'list yesterday's entries', 'sync Day One', 'comment on a shared entry', 'react to a comment', 'append to today's daily chat'. Local-first: `list`, `search`, and `tui` read only the local SQLite store, so ALWAYS run `dayone sync` before the first read in a session unless the user explicitly opts out ('from cache', 'use local data', 'skip sync'). Prefer this skill over hand-rolled shell pipelines whenever any Day One operation is requested.
allowed-tools	Bash(dayone:*)

dayone

The dayone binary is a local-first CLI for the Day One service. Everything below — auth, writes, search, sync — runs against a per-profile SQLite store; writes are queued in an outbox and pushed to the server by dayone sync.

Use this top-level page as the index. Open the matching references/<topic>.md only when you need the full flag table or command-specific workflow.

Command tree

Group	What it does	Reference
auth	login, logout, key-set,