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hey-ledger

The hey plugin's ledger conventions and shared commands. Use when registering a project, setting scope, creating a ledger, or when the user asks "set up hey", "register this project", "make me a ledger", or "how does hey work". Other hey skills read this to confirm the conventions.

hey-plan

Turn a spec document or task list into a checklist with MD and AI estimates, and put it in the ledger. Use on "estimate this", "break down this spec", "make me a checklist", "how long will this take", "plan this out". Always records the reasoning behind each estimate.

Code & Development Listed

hey-recap

Weekly review — burndown, carry-over patterns, estimate variance and output trends in one screen. Use on "weekly recap", "how did this week go", "recap", "retro", "show me the burndown". Read-only; never edits the ledger.

hey-run

Work through checklist items up to an agreed point in a loop, then report a summary. The user can name the scope; otherwise recommend one. Also recommends which items can run in parallel. Use on "take it from here", "run the loop", "handle these items", "how far can you get", "anything that can run in parallel".

AI & Automation Listed

hey-standup

Three lines for a standup, built from the ledger - what landed, what is next, what is blocked. Use on "standup", "daily", "what do I say in standup", "status update", "write my scrum update". Read-only; never edits the ledger.

hey-sync

Bring the ledger up to date — check boxes, recount progress, reorder what is next. Use on "update the ledger", "sync the checklist", "recount progress", "reflect current status", "pull in the merged PRs". Edits in place; never creates a new file.

hey-tune

Adjust ledger estimates together with the user. Use on "this is 5 days not 3", "re-estimate this", "bump this item", "check my estimate variance", "it actually took longer". Always records why the number changed.

hey-wording

How to word what you write around a hey card — shape, headings, tone, and the rule that the card is pasted verbatim. Read this when a hey skill tells you to, before writing prose above or below a card. Not a command; the other hey skills reference it.

Web & Frontend Listed

Brief the single next item and ask whether to start it. Use on "next", "what's next", "what do I do now", "give me the next one", "다음", "다음 작업". Read-only until the user says go.

Code & Development Listed

seeya

End-of-day wrap-up — log today into the ledger, record output (closed work, code, tokens), show the board, and preview tomorrow. Use on "seeya", "clocking off", "wrap up today", "end of day", "done for today".

wassup

Start-of-day briefing — what happened yesterday, today's load, where to pick up, and the output board. Use on "wassup", "what should I do today", "what did I do yesterday", "starting work", "morning". Read-only; never edits the ledger.