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End-of-day shutdown — capture work, loose threads, and a random sign-off
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | daily-end |
| description | End-of-day shutdown — capture work, loose threads, and a random sign-off |
| activation | ["daily end","end of day","shutdown","wrap up the day","closing time","done for the day","daily shutdown","good night"] |
End-of-day wrap: capture what happened, clear loose threads, and sign off.
Ask:
What did you get done today? (bullet points, stream of consciousness, whatever)
If the user lists things, update Tasks.md and Personal Tasks.md:
If the user says "check git" or similar, check recent commits in relevant repos for context.
Ask:
Anything to remember for tomorrow? (thoughts, blockers, "don't forget to...")
Add responses to staging/Inbox.md if they're quick captures, or to the relevant task in Tasks.md if they're task-specific context.
Run the seed script:
python3 .claude/skills/daily-start/random_seed.py
Same logic as /daily-start: pick a noun/creature from the art letters for ASCII art, pick a concept from the quote letters for a quote. But the tone is evening — more reflective, chill, or absurdist. The quote can be about rest, perspective, letting go, or just something funny to end on.
Format:
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ [ASCII art here] │
│ │
│ "[quote here]" │
│ │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
_quetzal · momentum_
Below the box, list the two inspiration words (the noun for the art and the concept for the quote) in italics, separated by a middle dot. No explanation of the generation process.
Day closed. See you tomorrow.
No status board on shutdown — the user already knows where they are.
Analyze the current or a past Claude Code session to extract knowledge worth persisting to the vault. Proposes items, you pick, it writes them to the right place. This skill activates when you say capture this session, what should we save, what did we learn, or at end-of-session when valuable knowledge was generated.
One-time setup wizard — personalize the vault with your name, domains, and preferences
Hands-on guided tour of the vault — learn by doing with real examples
Migrate content from staging, chunk large files, and handle bulk note reorganization
Transform and organize notes in the Obsidian vault — add frontmatter, detect note types, create relationships
Extract URL content and create literature notes and review notes from web articles