Our review
Updates worklog files by moving tasks between todo/doing/done states.
Strengths
- Simple structured task tracking by state
- Keyword matching to identify tasks
- Keeps a dated history of completed items
- No need to read large done files (append-only)
Limitations
- Requires explicit arguments, no interactive mode
- Keyword matching can be imprecise with similar descriptions
- Only works with specific local Markdown files
Use when recording task progress, starting new work, or marking tasks complete during a coding session.
Avoid for complex project management requiring dependencies, priorities, or multiple views.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only manipulates specific markdown files in a localdocs directory, with no execution of external commands or network access. It poses no security risk.
No concerns found
Examples
worklog done config/settings.py setup completeworklog doing collectors/data_go_kr.py implementationworklog todo parsers/xml_parser.py implementationname: worklog description: Update worklog files by moving tasks between todo/doing/done states. Use when recording task progress, starting new work, or marking tasks complete. Requires explicit arguments: worklog [done|doing|todo] [description].
Worklog
Update task state in worklog files. Requires explicit arguments.
Worklog Files
localdocs/worklog.todo.md— backloglocaldocs/worklog.doing.md— in progresslocaldocs/worklog.done.md— completed (grouped by date, append-only)
worklog is for current phase/session execution tracking.
For future items not yet included in an approved plan, use localdocs/backlog.<topic>.md.
Arguments
$ARGUMENTS must be: [state] [description]
done [description]— mark task completedoing [description]— start working on a tasktodo [description]— add to backlog
If no arguments, stop and output:
Error: worklog requires explicit arguments.
Usage: worklog [done|doing|todo] [description]
Examples:
worklog done config/settings.py setup complete
worklog doing collectors/data_go_kr.py implementation
worklog todo parsers/xml_parser.py implementation
What to Read (by command)
done: Read worklog.doing.md only — to find and remove the matching item.
doing: Read worklog.todo.md only — to find and remove the matching item.
todo: No need to read any file — just append.
Never read worklog.done.md — it is append-only and grows over time.
Update Rules
done [description]
- Read
worklog.doing.md; find matching item (keyword match, not exact) - Remove the item from doing
- Append to
worklog.done.mdunder today's date section (## YYYY-MM-DD), creating the section if absent - If no match in doing, append directly to done without removing anything
doing [description]
- Read
worklog.todo.md; find matching item - Remove the item from todo
- Append to
worklog.doing.md - If no match in todo, append directly to doing
todo [description]
- Append item to end of
worklog.todo.md
Writing Style
- Concise bullet points — focus on what was done, not how
- Use filenames and concrete task names over vague descriptions
- No tables or heavy formatting
- Done items must be under a date section (
## YYYY-MM-DD)
Output
Worklog updated:
- [action taken]: [description]
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