Context Journal — potato

The plain, out-of-the-box flavor. Closing a session throws away the thinking; journaling it keeps the diamond. This skill reads the session you're in and writes a single structured blog entry — for you, later — so that scanning your own history gets you back up to speed fast. No backend, no setup: it drops a Markdown file into a folder you control.

potato is the kernel of the context-journal family. It produces a contract-valid entry and stops there. (Other flavors extend it: tater integrates with a blog web app, pierogi writes for a brand audience, fry writes flashy/shareable.)

When to use it

The user says any of: "journal this", "journal the session", "context journal", "journal it instead of clearing", "/context-journal" — or a substantive working session is wrapping up and there's a through-line worth keeping.