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2026-06-05

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

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?

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