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status

Check daily-log plugin status, stats, and configuration. Use when user asks about logging status, how many logs, is logging working, or daily-log status.

npx claudepluginhub trentshaines/claude-plugins --plugin daily-log

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Shows the current state of the daily-log plugin — whether logging is active, today's stats, and publish destination config.

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Daily Log Status

Overview

Shows the current state of the daily-log plugin — whether logging is active, today's stats, and publish destination config.

How to Check Status

Step 1: Verify logging is active

Check if ~/.claude/logs/daily/ exists

Check if today's directory exists: ~/.claude/logs/daily/YYYY-MM-DD/

Count JSONL files in today's directory (each = one session)

Step 2: Show today's stats

Count total log entries across all session files today

Count prompt events vs stop events

List projects worked on today

Show first and last timestamps for time range

Run these commands:

# Session count ls ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | wc -l # Entry counts cat ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | python3 -c " import sys, json prompts = stops = 0 projects = set() for line in sys.stdin: d = json.loads(line) if d['event'] == 'prompt': prompts += 1 elif d['event'] == 'stop': stops += 1 projects.add(d.get('project','')) print(f'Prompts: {prompts}') print(f'Stops: {stops}') print(f'Projects: {", ".join(sorted(projects))}') "

Step 3: Show config status

Read ~/.claude/daily-log.json if it exists

Show publish destination (Slack/Discord/webhook/none)

Show channel/webhook URL (masked)

If no config exists, note that publishing is not configured and suggest /daily-log:setup

Step 4: Show log history

Count how many days of logs exist total

Show total disk usage of ~/.claude/logs/

If over 30 days of logs, suggest running /daily-log:cleanup

Output Format

Daily Log Status ================ Logging: active Today: 12 prompts, 4 stops across 3 sessions Projects: myapp, dotfiles, api-server Time range: 09:15 - 14:32 UTC Publishing: Slack (#daily-standup) Config: ~/.claude/daily-log.json History: 23 days of logs (1.2 MB)

Daily Log Status

Overview

Shows the current state of the daily-log plugin — whether logging is active, today's stats, and publish destination config.

How to Check Status

Step 1: Verify logging is active

Check if ~/.claude/logs/daily/ exists
Check if today's directory exists: ~/.claude/logs/daily/YYYY-MM-DD/
Count JSONL files in today's directory (each = one session)

Step 2: Show today's stats

Count total log entries across all session files today
Count prompt events vs stop events
List projects worked on today
Show first and last timestamps for time range

Run these commands:

# Session count
ls ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | wc -l

# Entry counts
cat ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "
import sys, json
prompts = stops = 0
projects = set()
for line in sys.stdin:
    d = json.loads(line)
    if d['event'] == 'prompt': prompts += 1
    elif d['event'] == 'stop': stops += 1
    projects.add(d.get('project',''))
print(f'Prompts: {prompts}')
print(f'Stops: {stops}')
print(f'Projects: {", ".join(sorted(projects))}')
"

Step 3: Show config status

Read ~/.claude/daily-log.json if it exists
Show publish destination (Slack/Discord/webhook/none)
Show channel/webhook URL (masked)
If no config exists, note that publishing is not configured and suggest /daily-log:setup

Step 4: Show log history

Count how many days of logs exist total
Show total disk usage of ~/.claude/logs/
If over 30 days of logs, suggest running /daily-log:cleanup

Output Format

Daily Log Status
================
Logging: active
Today: 12 prompts, 4 stops across 3 sessions
Projects: myapp, dotfiles, api-server
Time range: 09:15 - 14:32 UTC

Publishing: Slack (#daily-standup)
Config: ~/.claude/daily-log.json

History: 23 days of logs (1.2 MB)