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Automatically log development sessions - captures tools, decisions, accounts, and progress from conversation context

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Dev-Log - Automatic Development Session Logging

Automatically captures development work from conversation context. One file per project with timestamped entries. No questions asked - just run /dev-log and it extracts everything.

When to Use

  • After substantive work (20+ minutes of development)
  • When installing/configuring new tools or SDKs
  • When creating accounts for services
  • When making key architectural decisions
  • Before switching projects (capture context while fresh)
  • Before ending a session

When NOT to Use

  • Reading documentation (no work produced)
  • Quick fixes under 10 minutes
  • Exploratory sessions with no concrete outcome

Storage Location

Root: ~/dev-log/ (configurable)

First Run Setup

When you first run /dev-log, if the directory doesn't exist, you'll be asked:

"Where would you like to store development logs?"

Options:

  • Default location (~/dev-log/) - Recommended for personal use across all projects
  • Current project (./.dev-log/) - Keep logs within project directory
  • Custom path - Specify your own location

Your choice is saved to .claude/dev-log.local.md in the current project.

Directory Structure

dev-log/
├── projects/
│   ├── clawdbot.md      # All clawdbot work
│   ├── dev-log.md       # This skill's development
│   └── <project>.md     # One file per project
├── drafts/              # Content creation outputs
└── index.json           # Project metadata

Quick Reference

CommandAction
/dev-logAuto-capture session to detected project
/dev-log <project>Auto-capture to specific project
/dev-log showView current project entries
/dev-log show <project>View specific project entries
/dev-log listList all projects
/dev-log interview12-question content capture (for publishing)
/dev-log contentGenerate content from existing logs
/dev-log draftsList content drafts
/dev-log helpShow detailed help

Default Mode (Auto-Capture)

Running /dev-log automatically extracts from conversation:

  • Summary: What was accomplished
  • Decisions Made: Key choices with rationale
  • Tools & SDKs: CLIs, libraries, services used
  • Accounts & Credentials: Signups, API keys created
  • Configuration: Files created/modified
  • Key Commands: Significant bash commands run
  • Problems Solved: Issues and resolutions
  • Next Steps: Pending work identified
  • Status: Working/In Progress/Blocked/Exploratory

No questions asked. Just analyzes the conversation and logs.

Interview Mode (Content Creation Only)

Use /dev-log interview ONLY when you want to create publishable content.

Generates:

  • Twitter/X thread (7-12 tweets)
  • LinkedIn post (~2000 chars)
  • Screenshot script

Project Detection

Auto-detects from:

  1. Git remote URL
  2. Git repository root
  3. Current working directory

Override: /dev-log my-project-name

Example Entry

## 2026-01-15 18:26 AEDT

### Summary
Set up Clawdbot with Tailscale Funnel for Gmail webhooks...

### Decisions Made
- **Tailscale over ngrok**: Persistent URL, no signup...

### Tools & SDKs
| Tool | Purpose | Notes |
|------|---------|-------|
| Tailscale | Public HTTPS | Funnel enabled |

### Next Steps
- [ ] Auth ElevenLabs CLI

Install

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Requires askill CLI v1.0+

AI Quality Score

92/100Analyzed 2/20/2026

Well-structured skill document for automatic development session logging. Includes clear when-to-use guidance, comprehensive command reference, setup instructions, and examples. Highly actionable with structured steps and tables. Configurable for different storage locations. Tags improve discoverability. Located in proper skills folder suggesting external-ready design.

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