jot

Journal-aware project summary and natural language jot interface

Intelligent journal cleanup — cross-references open tasks and ideas with git history, codebase state, and project activity to suggest what's done, stale, or abandoned

Autonomous journal analysis agent. Use when the user needs deep analysis across their jot journal — finding patterns, cross-referencing entries, generating reports, analyzing project status across tags, or answering complex questions that require multiple queries. Triggers on: "analyze my journal", "journal report", "project status across all tags", "what have I been working on", "find patterns in my notes", "cross-reference entries", "journal insights". <example> Context: User wants to understand their work patterns across projects. user: "What have I been working on this month across all projects?" assistant: "I'll use the journal-analyst agent to analyze your recent activity across all tags and entry types." <commentary>Requires querying multiple tags and date ranges, then synthesizing patterns — multi-query analysis task.</commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to find related ideas across different projects. user: "Are there any common themes in my ideas from the past few months?" assistant: "I'll use the journal-analyst agent to cross-reference your ideas and identify recurring themes." <commentary>Requires reading multiple entries, analyzing content, and finding patterns — deep analysis task.</commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants a comprehensive project health check. user: "Give me a health check on all my active projects" assistant: "I'll use the journal-analyst agent to audit your projects for stale tasks, blocked items, and progress." <commentary>Requires checking tags, statuses, dates, and priorities across the entire journal.</commentary> </example>

Use when the user needs to interact with their plaintext journal. Provides CLI reference for jot — a plaintext journal tool for capturing ideas, tasks, notes, plans, and logs. Trigger on: "jot add", "jot list", "jot search", "jot tags", "capture idea", "track task", "journal", "what are my tasks", "what am I working on", "project status", "search my notes", "open tasks", "stale entries", "add a note", "log this".

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