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Append a quick timestamped entry to today's daily log

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> /plugin marketplace add Michael-OvO/obsidian-knowledge-agent
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Append a quick timestamped entry to today's daily log

Command definition

log.md

description: Append a quick timestamped entry to today's daily log
argument-hint: <what to log, e.g. "shipped the parser, started tests">

Append `$ARGUMENTS` as a timestamped entry to today's daily log. Keep it instant — no ceremony.

1. **Find today's log.** If the vault already uses daily notes, follow that location and naming. Otherwise use `Daily/{YYYY-MM-DD}.md` — create `Daily/` and the file if needed, with minimal frontmatter (`tags: [daily]`, `created`). 2. **Append** a line under a `## Log` section: `- HH:MM — {entry}`. Never rewrite earlier entries. 3. If the entry clearly refers to a note or project, add a wikilink to it. Don't expand a log line into a full note — that's `/obsidian-knowledge:capture`. 4. Confirm in one line where it went.

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Ships withobsidian-knowledge-agent

Talk to your vault. It does the rest. You drop it in. It files, it teaches, and it remembers how you like your notes. Point any agentic assistant at your Obsidian vault and talk to it — "save this link", "organize my inbox", "ingest the syllabus in Inbox".

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