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name: dev-log description: Automatically log development sessions - captures tools, decisions, accounts, and progress from conversation context

Dev-Log - Automatic Development Session Logging

Automatically captures development work from conversation context. One file per project with timestamped entries. No questions asked - just run /dev-log and it extracts everything.

When to Use

• After substantive work (20+ minutes of development)
• When installing/configuring new tools or SDKs
• When creating accounts for services
• When making key architectural decisions
• Before switching projects (capture context while fresh)
• Before ending a session

When NOT to Use

• Reading documentation (no work produced)
• Quick fixes under 10 minutes
• Exploratory sessions with no concrete outcome

Storage Location

Root: ~/dev-log/ (configurable)

First Run Setup

When you first run /dev-log, if the directory doesn't exist, you'll be asked:

"Where would you like to store development logs?"

Options:

• Default location (~/dev-log/) - Recommended for personal use across all projects
• Current project (./.dev-log/) - Keep logs within project directory
• Custom path - Specify your own location

Your choice is saved to .claude/dev-log.local.md in the current project.

Directory Structure

Copydev-log/
├── projects/
│   ├── clawdbot.md      # All clawdbot work
│   ├── dev-log.md       # This skill's development
│   └── <project>.md     # One file per project
├── drafts/              # Content creation outputs
└── index.json           # Project metadata

Quick Reference

Default Mode (Auto-Capture)

Running /dev-log automatically extracts from conversation:

• Summary: What was accomplished
• Decisions Made: Key choices with rationale
• Tools & SDKs: CLIs, libraries, services used
• Accounts & Credentials: Signups, API keys created
• Configuration: Files created/modified
• Key Commands: Significant bash commands run
• Problems Solved: Issues and resolutions
• Next Steps: Pending work identified
• Status: Working/In Progress/Blocked/Exploratory

No questions asked. Just analyzes the conversation and logs.

Interview Mode (Content Creation Only)

Use /dev-log interview ONLY when you want to create publishable content.

Generates:

• Twitter/X thread (7-12 tweets)
• LinkedIn post (~2000 chars)
• Screenshot script

Project Detection

Auto-detects from:

1. Git remote URL
2. Git repository root
3. Current working directory

Override: /dev-log my-project-name

Example Entry

Copy## 2026-01-15 18:26 AEDT

### Summary
Set up Clawdbot with Tailscale Funnel for Gmail webhooks...

### Decisions Made
- **Tailscale over ngrok**: Persistent URL, no signup...

### Tools & SDKs
| Tool | Purpose | Notes |
|------|---------|-------|
| Tailscale | Public HTTPS | Funnel enabled |

### Next Steps
- [ ] Auth ElevenLabs CLI