Daily Log

daily-log

A Claude Code plugin that automatically logs session activity, generates summaries, and publishes them wherever you want.

Requires: python3 (ships with macOS Xcode CLT and most Linux distros)

What it does

Hooks into Stop and UserPromptSubmit events to capture:

• Timestamps (UTC ISO 8601)
• Event type (prompt or stop)
• Project name
• Full prompt text (for prompt events)

Logs are written as JSONL to ~/.claude/logs/daily/YYYY-MM-DD/SESSION_ID.jsonl.

On each new session, it checks for unsummarized days and automatically generates + publishes summaries.

Install

claude plugins marketplace add https://github.com/trentshaines/claude-plugins
claude plugin install daily-log

Then restart Claude Code. You'll see a welcome message on first run.

Setup

Run /daily-log:setup to configure:

Destination	How it works
Slack	Posts to a channel via Slack MCP server
Discord	Posts via webhook URL (no bot needed)
Webhook	Any HTTP endpoint (Teams, Zapier, n8n, etc.)
Obsidian	Saves as daily notes in your vault
Notion	Creates pages via Notion API
Local only	Saves as markdown files (default)

Skills

Skill	Description
/daily-log:status	Check logging status, today's stats, config
/daily-log:daily-log-summary	Generate summaries and publish
/daily-log:daily-log	View and query raw logs
/daily-log:setup	Configure publish destination and auto-summary
/daily-log:cleanup	Manage old log files

Auto-summary

Enabled by default. When you start a new Claude Code session, the plugin checks for any previous days with logs but no summary. If found, it automatically generates and publishes them before you start working.

Disable in /daily-log:setup or set "autoSummary": false in ~/.claude/daily-log.json.

Query logs manually

# Today's prompts
cat ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl | jq -r 'select(.event=="prompt") | .prompt'

# Projects worked on
cat ~/.claude/logs/daily/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/*.jsonl | jq -r '.project' | sort -u

Update

claude plugins marketplace update trentshaines-plugins
claude plugin update daily-log