Dayplanner for Openclaw

A comprehensive command-line productivity toolkit for managing tasks, habit streaks, and reflective reviews through simple bash commands.

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v2.0.0
Mar 19, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install dayplanner

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install dayplanner using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Dayplanner?

Dayplanner is a robust yet lightweight productivity engine designed for developers who live in the terminal. As a versatile addition to the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, it provides a centralized way to handle everything from time-blocking and meeting schedules to long-term deadline management and work-life balance tracking.

The tool prioritizes speed and simplicity, utilizing a flat-file storage system that ensures your data remains local, private, and easily accessible. Whether you are performing a deep weekly review or quickly jotting down a reminder, Dayplanner integrates seamlessly into a developer's workflow without the overhead of heavy GUI applications.

Dayplanner Use Cases

  • Rapidly capturing tasks, ideas, or notes directly from the command line during deep work sessions.
  • Tracking daily habits and maintaining consistency streaks for professional or personal goals.
  • Conducting structured end-of-day reflections or comprehensive weekly reviews to improve output.
  • Organizing daily schedules using time-blocking techniques to balance meetings and development time.
  • Searching and exporting historical productivity data for performance analysis or external backups.

How Dayplanner Works

  1. The user executes a command via the bash script followed by a specific action keyword and optional arguments.
  2. If arguments are provided, the system captures the input along with a precise UTC timestamp.
  3. Data is appended to a dedicated log file specific to that command (e.g., plan.log or track.log) within the local storage directory.
  4. Every action is simultaneously mirrored to a unified history.log to maintain a chronological audit trail of all activity.
  5. When invoked without arguments, the skill retrieves and displays the 20 most recent entries from the relevant log file for quick context.
  6. Users can generate aggregated statistics or export the entire dataset into structured formats like JSON or CSV.

Dayplanner Setup

To get started with this productivity tool in your environment, ensure you have a standard Bash shell available. No external dependencies are required as it uses system coreutils.

# Clone the repository or download the script
# Ensure the script has execution permissions
chmod +x scripts/script.sh

# Optional: Alias the command for easier access
alias dayplanner='bash /path/to/scripts/script.sh'

# Verify installation
dayplanner status

Dayplanner Data Schema & Taxonomy

All information is stored locally in the home directory to ensure privacy and portability. The data is organized as follows:

File Type Path Format
Command Logs ~/.local/share/dayplanner/*.log timestamp|value
Unified History ~/.local/share/dayplanner/history.log Chronological record of all entries
Exports ~/.local/share/dayplanner/export.* Available in JSON, CSV, or TXT

Each entry is stored in a simple pipe-delimited plain text format, making it highly compatible with other Openclaw Skills and standard Unix text processing tools.

Dayplanner Advanced Features

  • Multi-format data portability with built-in export support for JSON and CSV.
  • Global keyword search capability across all task, plan, and review logs.
  • Comprehensive health checks providing disk usage, entry counts, and versioning info.
  • Specialized modules for habit streak tracking and priority level logging.
  • Automated summary statistics generation to visualize productivity trends over time.

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