skill-lifeos-workspace

name	SKILL-lifeos-workspace
description	LifeOS CLI — AI-powered personal knowledge management CLI for Obsidian. Provides commands for note management, task tracking, cognitive capture, vault indexing, daily reviews, and PARA-based inbox processing. Use when: (1) calling its 19 API functions, (2) understanding its 16 type definitions, (3) working with its 6 classes, (4) user mentions "lifeos-workspace" or asks about its API.

lifeos-workspace

LifeOS CLI — AI-powered personal knowledge management CLI for Obsidian. Provides commands for note management, task tracking, cognitive capture, vault indexing, daily reviews, and PARA-based inbox processing.

Quick Start

npm install lifeos-workspace

API

Function	Description
outputSuccess()	Print a success message to stdout. In JSON mode, emits a structured { success: true } envelope. In human mode, prints a green checkmark followed by the message.
outputError()	Print an error message to stderr (or stdout in JSON mode). In JSON mode, emits a structured { success: false } envelope. In human mode, prints a red cross followed by the message.
outputTaskList()	Print a formatted list of tasks to stdout. In JSON mode, emits a structured array with count metadata. In human mode, prints each task with due-date highlights.
outputInfo()	Print an informational message to stdout in human mode only. In JSON mode, this is a no-op to keep machine output clean.
getBaseContext()	Build a lightweight context — only ConfigService and output options. Used by init and config commands that don't require an active vault.
getContext()	Build the full application context from CLI global options. Lazy: only call this inside command actions, not at parse time.
registerNoteCommands()	Register the lifeos note command group for note creation and patching.
registerTaskCommands()	Register the lifeos task command group for querying indexed tasks.
registerCaptureCommand()	Register the lifeos capture command for quick idea capture with cognitive routing.
registerIndexCommands()	Register the lifeos index command group for vault index management.
registerInitCommand()	Register the lifeos init command for first-time setup. Guides the user through vault selection, PARA folder creation, config persistence, and an optional initial index sync.
registerStatusCommand()	Register the lifeos status command for vault overview. Displays note counts, task summaries, PARA breakdown, and overdue items.
registerConfigCommands()	Register the lifeos config command group for managing settings. Provides subcommands to show, get, set, and locate the configuration file.
registerDailyCommand()	Register the lifeos daily command for daily task review and note creation. Shows tasks due today and overdue items, with an option to create a daily note.
registerReviewCommand()	Register the lifeos review command for periodic task reviews. Displays a weekly or monthly summary of completed, open, and overdue tasks with an option to create a review note in the vault.
...	4 more — see API reference

Key Types

• OutputOpts — Options controlling the output format for CLI commands.
• TaskRow — A row representing a single task from the SQLite index.
• BaseContext — Lightweight context for commands that don't need a vault (init, config).
• AppContext — Full application context for commands that need vault + database access.
• RouteResult — The result of a PARA-based route suggestion.
• CognitiveProcessor — Provides cognitive utilities for parsing tasks and suggesting PARA-based note routing within an Obsidian vault.
• NoteFrontmatter — Inferred TypeScript type for note frontmatter, derived from NoteFrontmatterSchema.
• ObsidianTask — Inferred TypeScript type for an Obsidian task, derived from ObsidianTaskSchema.
• CLIConfig — Inferred TypeScript type for CLI configuration, derived from CLIConfigSchema.
• LifeOSConfig — Inferred TypeScript type for the top-level LifeOS configuration, derived from LifeOSConfigSchema.

References

• references/CONFIGURATION.md — Full config options
• references/API-REFERENCE.md — Signatures, parameters, examples