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# End-of-day wrap-up The other half of `/wassup`. **Write** today down, **record** the output, preview tomorrow. ```bash ROOT="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$PLUGIN_ROOT}" # Codex names it PLUGIN_ROOT BOARD="$ROOT/scripts/board.py" HEY="$ROOT/scripts/hey.py" ``` **Write first, then read.** The card reports today's work log and today's recorded output, so a card printed before those exist reports neither — it falls back to raw commits and shows no closed work at all. So the order below is: write the log, record the output, and only then render the card. The card is still **the first thing in your reply**. Generated last, shown first. ```bash LC_TIME=C date "+%Y-%m-%d (%a)" ``` ## 1. Write today into the work log **Newest first.** Insert directly under the work-log heading. Never delete a past day. ```markdown ### 2026-08-05 (Wed) - Wired the app root: OnboardingView + toast host in OrchardApp (#21) - CartStore: loading state done. **3-stage error handler not started** — worktree `wt-checkout`, branch `feat/cart-state`, 2 commits unpushed - Sheet source typo still unfixed (carried from yesterday) ``` - One line per bullet, five at most. Group beyond that - **Keep a bullet under about 130 columns** — roughly 65 Korean characters, or 130 English ones. That is two folded lines on the narrowest card, and past it the card clips the bullet with a `…`. What gets thrown away is the end of the sentence, which is where the outcome usually is. - Budget for the narrow card ev