EOD Auto-Summary

Pull today's firehose into one structured digest. Mobile-readable wrap.

Trigger

• /eod: manual, any time. Compiles "today so far" snapshot.
• Auto-fire end of day. NOT WIRED. Manual only.

Source data

The compiler pulls from these locations for today (date -d "today" +%Y-%m-%d):

1. logs/session.jsonl: events logged (commands, tasks, mode toggles, skills invoked, /save events): filter where ts starts with today's ISO date
2. Task-list state: all tasks added/completed/changed today (compare against yesterday's snapshot if available)
3. Git status of memory/: files modified/created today (memory writes durable across sessions)
4. outputs/raw/ and outputs/reviewed/: files created today (work shipped)
5. A personal follow-up tracker (e.g. workspace/personal/tracker.md): items submitted, status changes, follow-up due dates
6. logs/errors.jsonl: errors logged today (surfaces unresolved or pending)

Format

🌙 EOD. Friday 2026-04-25

🎯 Shipped today (N):
- ...

📋 Decisions made (N):
- ...

🔄 Status changes (N):
- ...

⚠️ Open follow-ups (N):
- Due today: ...
- Due this week: ...
- Awaiting reply: ...

📝 New durable artifacts (N):
- memory/...: ...
- outputs/...: ...
- skills/...: ...

💤 Tomorrow's queue:
- ...

#meta #eod

Sections with zero items are omitted entirely (don't show empty headers).

Compilation (current: manual, model-driven)

When /eod fires, compile by:

1. Filter today's logs/session.jsonl events (ts startswith today's ISO date)
2. git status memory/ → new/modified files since 00:00 local
3. List files in outputs/raw/ and outputs/reviewed/ with mtime today
4. Read the personal follow-up tracker for state changes
5. Pull task-list state (added/completed today)
6. Render into the format above
7. Save as outputs/tg/eod-YYYY-MM-DD.md, send via the reply channel

Automation (parked): an eod_digest.py script would do steps 1-7 + auto-fire at end of day. NOT BUILT. Build trigger: after manual /eod proves stable for 5+ days.

Duration / size

Target: 800-1200 char digest. If the day was huge (a big ship day + two applications + a partner brief + infra patches), the digest can stretch to 1500. Beyond that → attach as .md per progressive-disclosure.

Cadence

• Any time during the day. Re-runs regenerate fresh from current state.
• Soft-cap one send per day. Mid-day re-runs save to outputs/tg/ only (no spam).

Why

50-100 scattered chat messages/day → one mobile-readable artifact. Closes the loop, kills "what did I do today" decay.

Composition with other skills

• progressive-disclosure: if EOD digest >1500 chars, auto-attach as .md instead of pasting
• inline-tags: EOD always tagged #meta #eod for retroactive search
• /save: EOD does NOT replace /save. /save extracts durable learnings to memory; /eod is a transient daily wrap. Both can run.
• Stop-hook /save integration (parked): when the stop-hook runs at session end, /save fires; /eod is separate (could optionally chain at end of day, but not required).

Scope discipline

• Don't speculate or pad. If a section has nothing, skip it.
• Don't include yesterday's leftovers unless they materially advanced today.
• Open follow-ups: only those genuinely actionable tomorrow. "Awaiting a contact's reply Mon/Tue" = correct. "Maybe think about a side idea sometime" = skip.
• Decisions: include only consequential ones. "Picked B over A on a UI option" = skip. "Chose Path 1 over Path 2 for a boot-survival fix" = include.

Edge cases

• Empty day (no shipped, no decisions, no status changes): single-line digest 🌙 EOD. {date}: quiet day. {N} open follow-ups carry to tomorrow. Skip all empty sections, no padding.
• Timezone: always your local timezone. Use date -d "today" +%Y-%m-%d for filtering.
• Mid-day re-run: regenerate fresh from current state, do NOT diff against prior /eod output. Each run = snapshot.
• Partial source data (e.g. session.jsonl missing): note ⚠️ source: session.jsonl unavailable in the digest header, continue with what's readable. Don't fail the whole digest.
• Tomorrow is weekend/OOO: 💤 Tomorrow's queue becomes 💤 Mon queue (next working day): don't pad with weekend filler unless something is genuinely due Sat/Sun.