devlog
SolidTurn recent engineering work into build-in-public devlogs for X/Twitter. Use when the user asks to draft or write a devlog/post, create a vault post and cover, start today's dev log on x.com, publish a ship/debug/lesson thread, or turn recent commits into a public update.
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- Author
- vanducng
- Repository
- vanducng/skills
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
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Use when finishing a feature, fixing a notable bug, wrapping up a work session, or discovering something non-obvious (a gotcha, undocumented behavior, a workaround that took several tries, a constraint you only noticed after hitting it). Write the entry immediately, in the same turn - don't ask permission, don't offer, just do it. Do NOT use for routing, connecting, or moving notes (that's process-inbox), and do NOT use for one-off external-source capture (that's second-brain:capture).
devlog
Turn today's REAL coding activity into a short dev-diary entry and commit it to a journal repo. Use when the user says "devlog", "write today's entry", "log today", "update my diary/journal", or wraps up a session with "note down what we did today". Also handles "devlog week", "weekly rollup", or "summarize this week", which distills the week's already-written daily entries into one summary instead of re-reading git history. Grounded in actual git history and past entries — never invented; if nothing happened, it writes nothing. Great for learning-in-public, TIL streaks, and future-you archaeology ("when did I fix that and why?").
dev-diary
Run a guided end-of-day loop that discovers everything the user did today from their local Claude Code sessions, git commits, and prompt history, interviews them about what actually mattered, and records a scannable dated entry in the dev-diary journal. Use this whenever the user wants to write a dev diary, daily log, work journal, standup note, changelog entry, or "what did I do today" wrap-up — or says things like "log today", "diary entry", "capture today", "end of day", "what did I get done", "dev-diary", or invokes /dev-diary. Also use it to backfill a past day (pass the date) or to review recent entries.