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Skill yuki4266/life-log/skills/setup

Scaffolds the current folder into a life-log project. Use when the user wants to start a life log, set up life-log, or initialize a new/empty folder for logging. Runs an idempotent script that creates the category notes (work, health, mood, people, learning, money, ideas, life), a CLAUDE.md carrying the always-on recording rules, a README, and a .life-log marker that scopes the safety-net hook to this folder. Never overwrites existing files.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add yuki4266/life-log --skill setup

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SKILL.md

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Life-log setup

Scaffold the current folder into a life-log project by running the bundled, idempotent scaffold script. It creates the .life-log marker, the 8 category files, a CLAUDE.md with the always-on recording rules, and a starter README — and it never overwrites files that already exist, so it's safe to re-run.

Steps

  1. Run the scaffold script: 
    bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/setup/scaffold.sh"
    If $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT isn't set in the shell, find this skill's directory (it holds this SKILL.md) and run scaffold.sh from there.
  2. Read the script's output and tell the user exactly what was created (or that the folder was already set up).
  3. Show them how to start — for example:

    Done! Your life log is ready. Just talk to me — try:

    • "ran 5k this morning" → filed to health.md
    • "had a rough day at work" → filed to work.md + mood.md

    Every message you send here gets classified, timestamped, and saved. Nothing is ever lost.

After setup, the recording rules in the new CLAUDE.md take over automatically — see the log skill for the recording behavior itself.

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