setup

Run once in a fresh vault. Do not run again after the Areas have been configured.

Gather details

Ask one question at a time and wait for the answer:

1. Which long-term Areas should the vault track? Offer Books, Finance, Fitness, Travel, Recipes, Work, Wellness, Music, and Learning as examples. For each, record its name, an emoji, and a one-line description. Draft the emoji and description for the user to approve. Ask whether they want to add more Areas until they are done.
2. Which Areas need recurring logs? For each, record the log filename and the fields to track. Date is included automatically.
3. What should the vault be called? Use “My Vault” if they skip this answer.

Generate the vault

After gathering the details, make these changes without additional prompts:

1. Create Areas/{emoji} {name}/.gitkeep for each Area.
2. Replace the setup comment under ## Content Areas in AGENTS.md with a Markdown table listing each Area path and description.
3. For each journalled Area, create .agents/skills/log-{kebab-name}/SKILL.md. Include name and a concise description in YAML front matter. In the skill instructions, ask for each field except Date (use today's date), open Areas/{emoji} {name}/{Log File Name}.md, create it with an H1 and an empty table if needed, insert each new row directly below the table header, run make format, and report the logged entry.
4. Delete this setup skill after creating the other files.
5. Run make format.

Report the vault name, Areas created, generated log skills, and next steps: open the vault in Obsidian, invoke $inbox to capture a first note, and invoke $sync-vault to commit and push.