deferred/jrnl
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Log accomplishments, learnings, and notes using the `jrnl` CLI. Use this skill whenever the user asks to journal, log, note, jot down, or record what they did, learned, or accomplished — e.g. "journal that I fixed the deploy", "log this", "note that I learned X", "add to my journal". Always write via the `jrnl` command, never to a plain file, and apply the right tag.
tools
Updated Jun 12, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add deferred/dotfiles jrnlInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
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- jrnl
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When the user asks to journal/log something, write it with the jrnl CLI to the default journal. Pick the tag from intent and append it to the end of the entry text.
Tags
@did— something done or accomplished ("shipped the retry fix", "deployed v2")@til— today I learned / a new fact or insight@work— work-related; add alongside@did/@tilwhen the entry is about the job
Tags combine. A work learning gets @til @work. A work accomplishment gets @did @work.
Command
jrnl <entry text> <tags>
Pass the entry as command args (no editor). jrnl uses the default journal, timestamps automatically.
End the entry sentence with a period before the tags. jrnl treats the first sentence as the title, so a period keeps tags out of the title and listings clean.
Examples
Input: journal that I fixed the flaky deploy pipeline at work
Command: jrnl Fixed the flaky deploy pipeline. @did @work
Input: note that I learned k8s readiness probe failures evict pods silently
Command: jrnl k8s readiness probe failures evict pods silently — check events first. @til
Input: log that I learned about jrnl tagging while setting up my work journal
Command: jrnl Learned jrnl tagging while setting up my journal. @til @work
Notes
- If intent is ambiguous, ask which tag (one line) rather than guessing.
- Don't invent tags. Use only the ones described above.
- Retrieve later with
jrnl @til,jrnl @did @work,jrnl --tags.
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