today-journal

name	today-journal
description	Use when the user wants a quick summary of today's work from journal entries

Today Journal

Usage: /today-journal

Produces a bullet-point summary of today's work across all features.

Steps

1. Determine today's date:

   date "+%Y-%m-%d"
   

2. Scan for today's journal entries in two places:

   • Active features: check ~/git/hibernate/*/journal/YYYY-MM-DD.md
   • Archived journals: check ~/git/hibernate/journal/*/events/YYYY-MM-DD.md

   find ~/git/hibernate -maxdepth 3 -path '*/journal/*.md' -name "$(date +%Y-%m-%d).md"
   find ~/git/hibernate/journal -maxdepth 3 -path '*/events/*.md' -name "$(date +%Y-%m-%d).md"
   

3. Read all matching journal files. If none exist, say so and stop.

4. Produce the summary using this format:

# YYYY-MM-DD

- QUARKUS-48005:
  - First bullet point about what was done
  - Second bullet point
  - Third bullet point
- QUARKUS-53413:
  - First bullet point
  - Second bullet point

The summary should:

• Use a top-level # heading with the date
• Use a top-level bullet per feature (e.g., - QUARKUS-48005:)
• Use indented sub-bullets for each key activity
• Cover all entries from all features, not just the latest one
• Be concrete: mention what was built, fixed, refactored, or discovered

5. Write the summary to a temp file. After writing, resolve the real path and give the user that absolute path:

   cat > $TMPDIR/today-journal.md <<'EOF'
   <summary>
   EOF
   JOURNAL_PATH=$(realpath $TMPDIR/today-journal.md)
   

6. Print the summary, then tell the user to run using the resolved absolute path (NOT $TMPDIR):

   pbcopy < /absolute/path/to/today-journal.md