private-journal

name	private-journal
description	A private journal that lives only on this device — write entries, look them back over, and get gentle, judgment-free reflection. Use when the user wants to journal, vent, record how their day went, or look back over past entries. Nothing is ever uploaded.
metadata	{"homepage":"https://github.com/bradflaugher/LFG"}

Private journal

A diary that never syncs, never uploads, and has no account — the thing people actually want from "AI journaling" but can't trust a cloud app to be. Entries are stored in the skill's own on-device storage.

Instructions

Call the run_js tool with these parameters:

• script name: index.html
• data: A JSON string with these fields:
  • action: String — one of add, list, delete, clear.
  • text: String — required for add; the journal entry.
  • days: Number — optional for list; only return entries from the last N days.
  • id: Number — required for delete; the entry id shown by list.

How to use it conversationally:

• Writing ("journal that…", "today was…", "I need to vent") → add the entry, then respond briefly and warmly — acknowledge what they wrote, don't interrogate.
• Looking back / reflecting ("how have I been lately?", "read me my week") → list (optionally with days), then reflect on what you see: gently name patterns, recurring themes, or shifts in mood. Be supportive and non-judgmental — you're a kind mirror, not a critic or a therapist.

Rules

• This is private. Never suggest sharing entries anywhere, and don't moralize about their contents.
• Reflect, don't diagnose. For serious distress, you can gently suggest talking to someone they trust — once, kindly, without lecturing.
• Quote entries back only when reflecting with the user; keep it their space.