skill
Memory
f-catchup
/f-catchupskill
Write Logbook cards for past jobs that never got any.
- On site
The Logbook: once to fill it from past jobs, or after a gap. It shows you what's missing and waits for a yes.
Checks each lesson against its job before writing it, and skips jobs with nothing to learn.
- When
When past jobs finished without anyone saving their lessons.
Not forA session status refresh (f-status).
It's working if
- It shows which completed jobs are covered by cards and which are not, with estimated card counts, then waits for your yes before writing any card.
- Each card it writes was checked against its source job and against existing card IDs.
- Routine jobs are skipped with "no cards warranted", rather than given a card each.
- New cards appear as rows in
logbook_index.md, with the counts recounted from the card files. - The report lists jobs inspected, cards created and skipped, and the gaps left.
- Completed jobs are untouched,
/f-distilldid not run, and nothing was staged, committed or pushed.
Common questions
- Will it run on its own?
- No. It is set to run only when you type it, because it writes many card files.
- Can I limit how far back it looks?
- Yes:
--since YYYY-MM-DD. Without it, it compares completed-job dates with the latest indexed cards. - How is it different from
/f-card? /f-cardwrites one card from the conversation you are in. This works through past completed jobs in bulk and fills in the ones that never got cards.- Does it update the rules too?
- No. When it finishes it offers
/f-distillas a separate step for you to choose.
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