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Daily log conventions for agent memory between sessions. Use when: "daily log", "today's note", "what happened today", "session start", "check context".
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Daily log conventions for agent memory between sessions. Use when: "daily log", "today's note", "what happened today", "session start", "check context".
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| name | daily-log |
| description | Daily log conventions for agent memory between sessions. Use when: "daily log", "today's note", "what happened today", "session start", "check context". |
The daily log is agent memory between sessions. Every conversation starts by checking it.
Second Brain/Operations/Periodic Notes/Daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md
Second Brain/Operations/Periodic Notes/Daily/{date}.md existsAdd timestamped entries as things happen:
HH:MM — [Topic]
[What happened / decided / learned / blocked]
What to log:
| Event | Format |
|---|---|
| Starting work on something | HH:MM — Starting [task] on [project] |
| Completing a task | HH:MM — Done: [task]. [Brief result] |
| Making a decision | HH:MM — Decision: [what] because [why] |
| Hitting a blocker | HH:MM — Blocked: [what's stuck]. Tried [what] |
| Learning something | HH:MM — TIL: [insight] |
| Switching context | HH:MM — Switching to [new topic]. [Why] |
What NOT to log:
see [[project/CONTEXT]])Update the End of Day section:
## End of Day
- **Done**: [What was completed — be specific]
- **Carried**: → [[YYYY-MM-DD]] [What moves to next session]
- **Tomorrow**: [One sentence: what's the first thing to do?]
This section is critical — it's the bridge to the next session. Be specific enough that future-you (or the agent) can pick up without asking "where were we?"
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Focus | ONE thing for today (set at session start) |
| Projects | Brief status of active projects |
| Logs | Timestamped entries during work |
| End of Day | Summary for next session |
See template.md for the full Obsidian Templater template.