Bujo

ABOUTME: Bullet Journal orchestration for daily/weekly/monthly logs and task migration

ABOUTME: Creates notes from templates, aggregates completed/migrated tasks, handles reviews

Bullet Journal

Vault path: Journal/ in Obsidian vault Templates: Journal/Templates/ (Daily Note, Weekly Review, Monthly Log) Obsidian skill: See ../obsidian/SKILL.md for vault CLI commands

Commands

bujo daily

Create today's daily note from template (if it doesn't exist). Show summary of today's tasks.

# Check if today's note exists
obsidian read file="Journal/Daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"

# If not found, create from template
obsidian template:create template="Journal/Templates/Daily Note" name="Journal/Daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"

# Show summary
obsidian read file="Journal/Daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"

If the daily note already exists, just read and summarize it. Highlight:

• Open tasks count per section (Wishew, HikmaAI, Personal)
• Events for today
• Any notes

bujo weekly

Create weekly review for current week. Scan all daily notes from the week.

1. Determine current ISO week: date +%Y-W%V
2. Read all daily notes for the week (Mon-Sun)
3. Aggregate:
   • [x] completed tasks per project
   • [>] migrated tasks
   • [-] cancelled tasks
   • Open [ ] tasks (carried forward)
4. Create Journal/Weekly/YYYY-Www.md from template
5. Pre-populate "Accomplished" with completed tasks
6. Pre-populate "Carried Forward" with open tasks
7. Calculate metrics (completed, migrated, cancelled counts)

# Read daily notes for the week
for day in $(python3 -c "
from datetime import date, timedelta
import sys
today = date.today()
start = today - timedelta(days=today.weekday())
for i in range(7):
    d = start + timedelta(days=i)
    if d <= today:
        print(d.isoformat())
"); do
  obsidian read file="Journal/Daily/$day" 2>/dev/null
done

bujo monthly

Create monthly log for current month. Summarize week by week.

1. Determine current month: date +%Y-%m
2. Read all weekly reviews for the month
3. Create Journal/Monthly/YYYY-MM.md from template (if not exists)
4. Populate weekly summaries
5. Migrate incomplete tasks from previous month

bujo migrate

Scan yesterday's daily note for open tasks. For each one, ask what to do.

1. Read yesterday's daily note
2. Find all - [ ] items
3. For each task:
   • Task with sync ID ([CU-xxx] or [LIN-xxx]): mark as [>] in yesterday's note. It will reappear via bujo sync.
   • Personal task: ask Max what to do:
     • Migrate: copy to today's daily note, mark [>] in yesterday's
     • Cancel: mark [-] in yesterday's
     • Future Log: move to Journal/Future Log.md, mark [>] in yesterday's
     • Complete: mark [x] (did it but forgot to check off)
4. Update yesterday's note with [>] or [-] markers

Migration format:

# Yesterday's note:
- [>] Task that was migrated [CU-abc]
- [-] Task that was cancelled
- [x] Task completed

# Today's note (Personal section):
- [ ] Migrated personal task

bujo review

Show today's daily note with highlights on overdue/blocked items.

1. Read today's daily note
2. Highlight:
   • Tasks marked **BLOCKS**: these are blocking others
   • Tasks that appeared in previous days but are still open
   • Total counts per project
3. Present a quick summary

Bullet Key

File Paths

Sync Integration

Task sync is handled by the bujo-sync skill. This skill only manages note creation, migration, and review.

Sync markers in daily notes (HTML comments) delimit zones where bujo-sync writes. This skill NEVER modifies content between sync markers.

<!-- bujo-sync:clickup:start -->
(bujo-sync writes here)
<!-- bujo-sync:clickup:end -->