Claude-skill-registry dialogue-daily-check
Log a daily check assessment for developer experience. Captures good/bad day indicators from C-6/C-7 research. Triggers on "daily check", "end of day check", "session check", "how was today".
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T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/dialogue-daily-check" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-dialogue-daily-check && rm -rf "$T"
skills/data/dialogue-daily-check/SKILL.mdDialogue: Daily Check Assessment
Log a daily check assessment to capture developer experience indicators at the end of a session.
Framework Grounding
This skill operationalises:
- C-6 (Hicks et al. 2024): Developer Thriving—agency, motivation, learning culture, support
- C-7 (Obi et al. 2024): "Bad Days"—blockers, interruptions, context switching, unclear requirements
When to Use
Use this skill at the end of substantive work sessions to:
- Capture developer experience signals
- Build longitudinal data for pattern detection
- Surface systematic issues early
The Stop hook will remind you when a daily check hasn't been done and substantive work occurred.
How to Log a Daily Check
Option 1: Interactive Collection (Recommended)
Ask the user the following questions using AskUserQuestion. Frame these as a quick 5-7 question check-in about the session.
Good day indicators:
- Did you make meaningful progress on tasks today? (yes/no)
- Did you learn something new or deepen understanding? (yes/no)
- Did you have support when needed? (yes/no)
- Did you have control over how to approach your work? (yes/no)
Bad day indicators: 5. Did you encounter blockers that impeded progress? (yes/no) 6. Did excessive context switching disrupt your flow? (yes/no) 7. Did you work with unclear or ambiguous requirements? (yes/no)
Overall: 8. Rate the overall session quality (1-5) 9. Any notes or reflections? (optional free text)
Option 2: Direct Script Invocation
If you already have the responses, invoke the logging script directly:
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/dialogue-daily-check/scripts/log-daily-check.sh \ <assessor> \ <made_progress> <learned_something> <felt_supported> <had_agency> \ <experienced_blockers> <context_switching> <unclear_requirements> \ <session_quality> \ [task_ref] [notes]
Parameters
| Parameter | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| or | Who is being assessed |
| or | Made meaningful progress |
| or | Learned something new |
| or | Had support when needed |
| or | Had control over approach |
| or | Encountered blockers |
| or | Excessive context switching |
| or | Unclear requirements |
| | Overall session quality |
| string (optional) | Task reference (e.g., "FW-023") |
| string (optional) | Free-text reflection |
Example Interactive Flow
AI: Let me do a quick end-of-session check. This helps track developer experience patterns. [Uses AskUserQuestion with the 7-8 questions] AI: Thanks! Let me log that assessment. [Invokes log-daily-check.sh with collected responses] AI: Daily check logged as ASSESS-20260122-170000. Session quality: 4/5 Good: Made progress, learned something, felt supported Challenges: Some unclear requirements
Example Direct Invocation
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/dialogue-daily-check/scripts/log-daily-check.sh \ "human:pidster" \ true true true true \ false false true \ 4 \ "FW-023" \ "Productive session implementing assessments"
Output
The script returns the generated assessment ID (e.g.,
ASSESS-20260122-170000).
The assessment is stored in
.dialogue/logs/assessments/ and creates:
- Assessment YAML file
- Context graph node (ARTIFACT with artifact_type: ASSESSMENT)
- CREATED edge from assessor to assessment
- ASSESSES edge to task (if task_ref provided)
Interpreting Results
Healthy session indicators:
- 3+ good day indicators true
- 0-1 bad day indicators true
- Session quality 4-5
Warning signals:
- Fewer than 2 good day indicators
- 2+ bad day indicators
- Session quality below 3
Pattern detection (future capability):
- Track trends over time
- Identify systematic issues (e.g., chronic unclear requirements)
- Correlate with task types, phases, or collaboration patterns
Schema Reference
See Assessment Schema for the complete DAILY_CHECK response schema and validation rules.