timelinelisted

Read back your append-only activity timeline for this repo+branch — a chronological log of session notes, context captures, and journal entries. Shows recent activity (last few days) by default, with the past-week view and the full all-time scroll alongside. Pass `--rebuild` to force a fresh rollup now. Use when the user asks "what have I been doing", wants a chronological work log, a daily/weekly recap, or to scroll their activity history.
anthonysuherli/br8n · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75

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# br8n — Timeline (append-only activity log) br8n periodically rolls this repo+branch's **session notes**, **context captures**, and **journal entries** into a chronological, append-only timeline at `<project_path>/.br8n/timeline/`: - `all-time.md` — the canonical append-only log (newest at the bottom, never rewritten). - `recent.md` — the last few days (regenerated each pass). - `week.md` — the past week (regenerated each pass). This is the **temporal** view — distinct from `/br8n:docs` (the topical doc tree) and `/br8n:activity` (the cross-repo work graph). The files are git-ignored and regenerated; never hand-edit them — they rebuild from notes/captures/journal. ## Step 0 — Resolve target `project` = git repo basename, `kb` = git branch, `project_path` = repo root (see [`../_shared/preamble-first.md`](../_shared/preamble-first.md)): ```bash basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" # project git branch --show-current # kb git rev-parse --show-toplevel # project_path ``` No prior tap needed — the timeline is plain files in the working tree. ## Step 1 — Read and present The timeline files are markdown on disk under `<project_path>/.br8n/timeline/`. Read them with your **own** file tools — no MCP call needed to read: 1. `Read` `<project_path>/.br8n/timeline/recent.md` and present it (newest at the bottom — the "scrolling down" feel). 2. Point the user at the wider views: `week.md` (past week) and `all-time.md` (the full