Awesome-omni-skill daily-work-tracker

Use when the user wants to log work items (bugs, features, tasks), track time spent, or view a daily/weekly work report.

install

source · Clone the upstream repo

git clone https://github.com/diegosouzapw/awesome-omni-skill

Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/diegosouzapw/awesome-omni-skill "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data-ai/daily-work-tracker" ~/.claude/skills/diegosouzapw-awesome-omni-skill-daily-work-tracker && rm -rf "$T"

manifest: skills/data-ai/daily-work-tracker/SKILL.md

source content

Daily Work Tracker

Overview

This skill allows you to record daily work activities and generate summary reports. It uses local scripts to maintain a JSON log of tasks.

When to Use

When the user says "I spent 2 hours fixing bug X".
When the user says "Log a feature task: Login page, 4 hours".
When the user asks "Show me my work report for today".
When the user asks "What did I do yesterday?".

Data Storage

Data is stored in

data/work-log.json

relative to the skill directory.

Tools

Log Work

Use the

run_command

tool to execute the logging script.

Command Pattern:

node .agent/skills/skills/daily-work-tracker/scripts/log-work.cjs --type "<TYPE>" --duration "<DURATION>" --description "<DESCRIPTION>"

TYPE:
```
BUG
```
,
```
FEATURE
```
,
```
MEETING
```
,
```
OTHER
```
(Normalize to uppercase)
DURATION: e.g.,
```
2h
```
,
```
30m
```
,
```
1.5h
```
DESCRIPTION: A brief summary of the task.

Generate Report

Use the

run_command

tool to generate a report.

Command Pattern:

node .agent/skills/skills/daily-work-tracker/scripts/generate-report.cjs --date "<DATE>"

DATE:
```
today
```
,
```
yesterday
```
, or
```
YYYY-MM-DD
```
. Default is
```
today
```
.

Git Hook Integration

You can set up a git hook to automatically prompt for work logging after every commit.

Setup:

node .agent/skills/skills/daily-work-tracker/scripts/install-hook.cjs

Once installed, after every

git commit

The tracker detects the commit.
It asks for the time spent (e.g.,
```
1h
```
).
It automatically logs the work item using the commit message as description.

Note: This works best in an interactive terminal.

Examples

User: "I spent 2.5 hours fixing the navigation bug." Action:

node .agent/skills/skills/daily-work-tracker/scripts/log-work.cjs --type "BUG" --duration "2.5h" --description "Fix navigation bug"

User: "Report for today." Action:

node .agent/skills/skills/daily-work-tracker/scripts/generate-report.cjs --date "today"