Start the work day by reviewing context and setting focus.
Resolve the journal path:
JORNAL="${JORNAL:-$HOME/para/areas/dev/gh/ak/journal}"Get today's date and derive the log path:
$JORNAL/areas/log/YYYY/YYYY-MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md
Read yesterday's log for context (find the most recent log file before today).
Check if today's log exists. If not, create it with the daily log
template from $JORNAL/AGENTS.md.
Read $JORNAL/inbox.md — flag any items sitting
unprocessed for more than 2 days.
Read all active project files under
$JORNAL/projects/ (skip _index.md). Collect
all open tasks: - [ ] Collect all waiting tasks:
- [~]
Read all area files under $JORNAL/areas/ (skip
_index.md). Collect recurring tasks:
- [ ]
Gather workspace context from the current working directory:
pwd — which project/repo are we in?git branch --show-current — what branch?git log --oneline -5 — recent commitsgit status --short — uncommitted work?Present a morning briefing:
Good morning — YYYY-MM-DD
Yesterday's wrap-up (from yesterday's log)
Open tasks (grouped by project)
Waiting on others (from [~] items across projects)
Areas (recurring duties due)
Inbox (items to process, if any)
Current workspace (from pwd + git)
Suggested focus for today
Then ask: "What would you like to set as today's focus?" and
update the ## Focus section of today's log once the user
responds.