Capture the why. Compound it into reports, reviews, and decision roadmaps.
Each skill maps to a habit you already have. Activate it with a namespaced command.
| Skill | When | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/lode:cold-start-interview | First run | Creates ~/.lode/config.yaml with vault path, project identity, and report preferences |
/lode:recall | Session start | Recalls recent decisions, risks, open questions, and relevant docs |
/lode:capture | Every wrap-up | Classifies session archetype, captures decision/repair depth, indexes artifacts |
/lode:daily | Daily, on demand | Updates Obsidian daily notes from raw entries and git history |
/lode:weekly | Weekly, on demand | Builds weekly outline from raw entries with conditional hard-stuff section |
/lode:monthly | Monthly, on demand | Generates monthly review and candidate rules from repeated evidence |
/lode:roadmap | On demand | Generates narrative decision roadmap with accumulating risks |
开工 (recall) → 实现探索 (work) → 收工 (capture) → 周期复盘 (review)Weekly, monthly, and roadmap outputs are compounding layers on top of that loop. Skills are independent — each works on its own, but they share one local storage convention so downstream reports reuse earlier context.
# Codex Git-backed marketplace
codex plugin marketplace add KKenny0/Lode
# CLI verification
npx @lode/cli doctorThen run /lode:cold-start-interview once. Say 开工 at the start of a session, 收工 at the end.
No vault? No problem — 收工 outputs structured Markdown directly in the conversation.