digestlisted

# Digest — the day, written down The dossier is GENERATED and the narration is yours. Keep the line clean: never edit a fact, never add one the file does not carry. ## 1. Make sure the file exists ```sh taskops report day --date $1 --write # $1 defaults to today ``` If the user asked about more than a day — a week, a month, "todo lo que se hizo acá" — the same skill applies to a wider window; only the command changes: ```sh taskops report range --last 7d --write # also 2w, 1m taskops report range --from 2026-07-22 --to 2026-07-28 --write taskops report all --write # the whole project ``` - It prints the path it wrote, under `.taskops/reports/<label>.md` — `2026-07-28.md`, `2026-07-22..2026-07-28.md`, or `all.md`. - In a range the closed cards come grouped by day, newest first. Narrate the ARC across the days, not each day in turn: a range report exists because a list of days was already readable one file at a time. - If it REFUSES because the file already exists, that is the expected answer, not an error: read the file. Somebody may already have narrated it. Only pass `--force` if the user asked for a regeneration and you have told them the existing narration is lost. ## 2. Read the file Read the whole `.md`. Everything you are allowed to say comes from it: what closed and who closed it, how long each card was held, the commits with their diff sizes, what is still in flight or blocked, the conversation, the roll-up