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Record wake time for envelope tracking
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Sweep Wolf calendars and the DMP calendar for OoO mirroring, tag-line normalization, and DMP conflict detection. Auto mode is silent and runs once per day, fired by the first worklog-touching skill that creates today's worklog file. Interactive mode (default) does the full sweep.
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Systematic code audit of a Python codebase against DMP standards
Ship completed work — direct release or PR
Find what to work on next — pulls from Jira, OmniFocus, and local inbox/TODO
Log commute time to daily work log
| name | wake |
| description | Record wake time for envelope tracking |
| argument-hint | [time] |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write, Edit, Bash, AskUserQuestion |
Record what time I woke up. Argument: $ARGUMENTS (optional time).
Read ~/Vaults/Notes/0-log/worklog/CLAUDE.md for the canonical worklog
format — frontmatter schema.
Extract optional time from $ARGUMENTS:
5:30am, 6am, 06:15, etc. Default: current time via
date +%H:%M.Examples:
/wake → now/wake 5:30am → 05:30/wake 6am → 06:00Normalize time to 24-hour HH:MM format.
date +%H:%M for current
time.~/Vaults/Notes/0-log/worklog/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md
(today's date). Create year/month directories and file with minimal
frontmatter if it doesn't exist.wake is already set, show the existing value and ask
whether to overwrite.wake: "HH:MM" in the top-level frontmatter
(not inside workday — this is a daily-level field).