End-of-Day Review

Trigger Phrases

• "eod review"
• "end of day"
• "wrapping up"
• "done for today"
• "signing off"
• "goodnight"

Workflow

Step 1: Read Today's Daily Page

Fetch today's daily page from {{notes}}.

• If no daily page exists, tell the user and offer to create a quick recap from scratch instead.
• Extract the Focus Areas section (the morning plan) for comparison.
• Extract the Working Notes section for context on what actually happened.

Step 2: Gather Task Activity

Query {{tasks}} for tasks that changed status today (completed, moved to in-progress, or newly created).

• Include: task ID, title, old status, new status.
• This gives an objective view of what moved, independent of what the user wrote down.

Step 3: Compare Plan to Outcomes

For each item in the morning Focus Areas:

• Mark as: Done, In Progress, or Not Started.
• If the user worked on things not in the morning plan, note those as Unplanned Work.

Present this as a simple table or checklist so the user can confirm or correct.

Step 4: Categorize the Day

Organize the day's work into four categories:

• Shipped: Work that is complete and delivered (merged PRs, closed tickets, sent deliverables).
• Moved Forward: Work that progressed but isn't done yet (open PRs, in-progress tickets, drafts).
• Blocked: Work that couldn't progress and needs something from someone else.
• Carry Forward: Items to pick up tomorrow, with brief context on where they left off.

Ask the user to confirm or add anything missing from each category.

Step 5: Draft the Recap

Write a concise end-of-day recap. Format:

## End-of-Day Recap

### Shipped
- [item] ([task ID if applicable])

### Moved Forward
- [item] — [current state / next step]

### Blocked
- [item] — blocked on [who/what]

### Tomorrow
- [carry-forward item 1]
- [carry-forward item 2]
- [any new priority for tomorrow]

Step 6: Update the Daily Page

Write the recap into the "End-of-Day Recap" section of today's daily page in {{notes}}.

• Do not overwrite existing content in other sections.
• If the Carry-Forward section has items, merge them into the Tomorrow list (avoid duplicates).

Step 7: Update Task Statuses (Optional)

If the user confirmed that tasks were completed or blocked, offer to update their statuses in {{tasks}}.

• Only update statuses the user explicitly confirmed.
• Don't auto-close anything without confirmation.

Step 8: Closing Summary

Print a brief summary:

• Count of items shipped vs. carried forward
• Any blockers that need attention tomorrow morning
• A one-line note if the day had significant unplanned work (useful for spotting patterns over time)

Notes

• This skill fills in the "End-of-Day Recap" section created by morning-kickoff.
• Carry-forward items are picked up by tomorrow's morning-kickoff run.
• If {{tasks}} is not configured, skip task activity gathering and rely on the user's input.
• Keep the recap concise. Bullet points, not paragraphs.

Examples

User: "wrapping up"

Assistant: Let me review your day.

Morning plan vs. actual:

• Auth migration: Done (PR merged)
• PR #482 review: Done
• 1:1 prep with Taylor: Not Started (meeting got cancelled)

Unplanned work:

• Hotfix for login timeout bug (2h)

Here's the recap I'll add to your daily page:

Shipped: Auth migration (ENG-312), PR #482 review Moved Forward: Login timeout hotfix (PR open, needs review) Blocked: Nothing Tomorrow: Taylor 1:1 prep (rescheduled to Thursday), continue hotfix review

Want me to update ENG-312 to Done in your task tracker?