Note from the build

Do you recall what you were working on during the week of May 1, 2026?

2026-06-05 · By Vikas Pareek

Do you recall what you were working on during the week of May 1, 2026?

Until recently, I didn't either.

But now I do.

Because an agent has been quietly capturing my work in the background.

Every day at 3pm, it pulls together, previous day's:
1. Claude Code sessions - via the claude-mem plugin
2. Granola meeting notes - via the MCP
3. Relevant Slack threads - via slack APIs
4. Key decisions, blockers, and shipped work

Then it writes everything into a markdown file.

No status update from me. No manual recap. No "what did I do this week?"

Every Monday morning, a Github action synthesises the week:
1. What I worked on
2. What shipped
3. What changed
4. What needs follow-up

It posts the summary to Confluence and Slack, so the team gets visibility without me writing a separate update.

But the useful part is what happens next.

That weekly synthesis triggers a webhook to my Hermes agent. It reads the week and sends back a coaching note:
1. Where I'm drifting
2. What I'm avoiding
3. What patterns are repeating
4. Whether I'm actually making progress

I can also query the archive anytime to know if I have solved a similar problem in the past and how I solved it.

A year of this data and I can ask Claude and ChatGPT for patterns, trends, etc.

If you could replay your last 12 months of work, what would you change?