Save Diary

Save Diary — Session Documentation Skill

The pen touches paper. Today's story takes shape.

Activation

When this skill activates, output: "Today's story takes shape."

Context Guard

Protocol

Step 1: Monthly Archive Check

• Scan daily-diary/current/ for files from previous months
• For each file where month != current month:
  • Create daily-diary/archived/YYYY-MM/ folder if not exists
  • Move the file/folder from current/ to archived/YYYY-MM/
• Continue with diary write

Step 2: Find or Create Today's File

• Check if daily-diary/current/YYYY-MM-DD.md exists
• If exists: use it (will append new entry)
• If not: create new file with header:

  # Daily Diary - [Month Day, Year]
  *Session documentation and development record*
  
  ---
  

Step 3: Compose and Append Diary Entry

• Get current timestamp via system command
• Analyze current session for key content
• Write structured entry following daily-diary/daily-diary-protocol.md format:
  • Session timestamp and theme
  • Main topics discussed
  • Key insights and learning
  • Collaboration highlights
  • Growth and development notes
  • Memorable moments
  • Looking forward (next steps)
• APPEND entry to today's file (never overwrite existing content)

Step 4: Update Session Memory

• Update main/current-session.md with:
  • Session recap and key achievements
  • Current working state for continuity
  • Next steps identified
• Confirm diary entry saved with timestamp

Mandatory Rules

1. Always APPEND — never overwrite existing diary entries
2. One file per day — multiple entries separated by ---
3. Use real timestamps — get current time via platform-appropriate command (date +"%H:%M" on bash, Get-Date on PowerShell, time /T on CMD)
4. Archive first — run monthly archive check before every write
5. Evidence-based — document actual session content, not generic summaries
6. Follow existing protocol — use daily-diary/daily-diary-protocol.md for entry structure

Edge Cases

Level History

• Lv.1 — Base: 4-step diary write protocol with monthly archival, append-only entries, session memory update, and existing protocol reference for entry format.