A structured tool for persisting work logs in a local SQLite database to generate precise daily and weekly progress summaries.
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npx clawhub@latest install work-progress-summary
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What is Work Report Summary?
The Work Report Summary skill provides a robust framework for developers to maintain a professional audit trail of their daily activities. By moving away from unstructured notes and into a localized SQLite database, this skill ensures that every task, blocker, and outcome is stored with historical context. It is a powerful addition to the Openclaw Skills ecosystem for anyone who needs to justify their time or provide clear progress reports to management.
This skill doesn't just store data; it manages the lifecycle of your work records. It supports full version history, allowing you to see how a report changed over time, and provides surgical precision for updating or deleting specific tasks. Whether you are generating a summary for a Monday-to-Sunday week or auditing a specific day's revisions, this tool provides the structured output required for clear professional communication.
Work Report Summary Use Cases
- Creating an immutable record of daily accomplishments for performance reviews.
- Generating automated weekly summaries for team stand-ups and status updates.
- Correcting historical log entries with full audit transparency through version history.
- Managing multiple work streams using separate database targets for different projects.
- Auditing the evolution of a specific task from 'in_progress' to 'done' using entry history.
How Work Report Summary Works
- The system resolves the target date into a standard YYYY-MM-DD format to ensure indexing accuracy.
- The skill identifies the database target, typically defaulting to a local path in the user's home directory.
- Work items provided by the user are converted into structured JSON objects containing tasks, status, and detail fields.
- A runtime script executes specific commands like record, replace-day, or update-entry to modify the SQLite state.
- For modifications, the system creates history records to track version changes for specific entries or entire dates.
- The resulting data is queried via reporting commands and formatted into a human-readable summary.
Work Report Summary Setup
To initialize the environment for this skill within the Openclaw Skills framework, ensure the configuration directory exists:
mkdir -p ~/.work_report_summary
The SQLite database is automatically initialized upon the first record command. For advanced configurations, including custom database paths or language-specific templates, refer to the references directory in the skill's root folder.
Work Report Summary Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes work data into a relational format to enable complex queries and history tracking:
| Component | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Entry ID | Integer | Unique identifier for updating or deleting specific tasks. |
| Task | String | The core description of the work item. |
| Status | Enum | One of: done, in_progress, or blocked. |
| Details | String | Optional context, evidence, or blocker notes. |
| Work Date | ISO Date | The date the work was performed (YYYY-MM-DD). |
| Versioning | Metadata | Tracks historical changes for auditing updates and deletions. |
Work Report Summary Advanced Features
- Transactional day replacement allows users to overwrite an entire day's report while preserving previous versions in the history.
- Surgical updates enable the modification of a single task by its unique ID without affecting other logs for that day.
- History inspection tools provide a full audit trail of changes at both the task level and the date level.
- Multi-agent compatibility ensures the database can be queried or updated by different workflows within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.
- Built-in reporting templates support multilingual output, including specialized formats for Chinese language reports.
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