notes-by-interest

Plugin notes-by-interest from marketplace scratchpad-skills in scratchpad-sh/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 6 days ago.

Skills (33)

• birding-log

  Turns birding field notes into a checklist-style sighting log with location, effort, weather, species counts, and field marks, ready to enter into eBird. It records effort (date, start time, duration, and distance), behavior and breeding evidence, and honest descriptions of uncertain birds. Use when

• bug-investigation-notes

  Keeps structured notes during a bug hunt: symptoms, repro steps, hypotheses with evidence, experiments, root cause, fix, and a regression test. Use when a developer is debugging, chasing a flaky test or production issue, wants to write up a bug they fixed, a postmortem, or a root cause analysis, or

• campaign-notes

  Keeps tabletop RPG session notes and a running campaign log with NPCs, places, loot, quests and hooks, GM-only secrets, and a read-aloud recap. Use when a game master or player wants D&D session notes, a campaign log or journal, an NPC list, a quest or loot tracker, a "previously on" recap for next

• case-brief

  Briefs a court case for class, with facts, procedural history, issue, holding, reasoning, rule, concurrences and dissents, and notes for cold calls. Use when a law student asks to brief a case, wants a case brief, an IRAC breakdown, or a case summary for class, is preparing for a cold call, or paste

• code-reading-notes

  Writes notes for learning an unfamiliar codebase, with entry points, a map of modules, data flow, key types, conventions, surprises, and questions for the team. Use when a developer joins a new project, is onboarding to a repo, has to change code they did not write, is reviewing an open-source proje

• decision-record

  Writes a decision record (an ADR is one kind) with context, options considered and their trade-offs, the decision, its consequences, and a status. Use when a person or team has made or is about to make a significant choice (a database, a framework, a vendor, or a policy), asks for an ADR, a decision

• dev-log

  Writes a developer's working log for a coding session or project, with what was tried, what happened, commands run, decisions made, and where to pick up next. Use when a developer wants to log a session, keep an engineering journal, record what they did today in code, leave themselves a note for tom

• exam-revision-sheet

  Compresses a course or unit into a one-page cram sheet of formulas, definitions, dates, key facts, and the classic mistakes to avoid. Use when a student asks for a cheat sheet, cram sheet, revision sheet, review sheet, crib sheet, formula sheet, or "everything on one page" for the night before an ex

• family-history-notes

  Writes genealogy research notes for a person or family, with cited facts, conflicting evidence, a research log, and next leads. It keeps evidence separate from conclusions and records nil searches as well as finds. Use when a family historian is researching an ancestor or building a family tree, has

• garden-journal

  Writes a garden journal entry or season log with what was planted where, dates, weather, pests and what was done about them, harvests, and notes for next year. Use when a gardener (houseplants included) wants to log today's garden work, record plantings or a harvest, track pests and problems, sum up

• kitchen-test-log

  Logs a recipe test with the version number, what changed from the last version and why, the results, tasting notes, and what to change next. Use when a recipe developer, food blogger, baker, homebrewer, or serious home cook is testing and tweaking a recipe, comparing batches, troubleshooting a bake

• lab-notebook

  Writes a dated lab notebook entry with the aim, materials and settings, procedure as run with deviations, raw observations, results, and next steps. Use when a science student or researcher wants to write up an experiment, log a lab session, or clean up bench notes, keeps an electronic lab notebook,

• language-learning-notebook

  Keeps a language learner's notebook of vocabulary with example sentences, grammar patterns, mistakes they make, phrases heard in the wild, and review cues. Use when someone is learning a language and wants to organize new words from a lesson, class, app, show, or conversation, track their recurring

• lecture-prep-notes

  Plans a lecture with learning outcomes, timed segments, examples, questions for the room, likely confusions, and a reflection to fill in afterward. Use when a professor, lecturer, or teaching assistant wants to prepare a lecture, plan a class session, turn slides or a reading into a teaching plan, o

• lesson-plan

  Writes a timed lesson plan with an objective, materials, warm-up, direct instruction, guided and independent practice, differentiation, and assessment. Use when a K-12 teacher, adult educator, tutor, or student teacher asks for a lesson plan, wants to plan a class period, needs a plan for a sub, or

• literature-notes

  Writes notes on an academic paper (question, method, findings, limitations, relevance, and quotes with page numbers) plus a literature review matrix row. Use when a researcher or grad student is reading a journal article, preprint, or book chapter and wants paper notes, a reading summary, an annotat

• location-scouting-notes

  Writes location scouting notes with access, parking, permits, light direction by time of day, angles, power and sound, hazards, and backup spots. Use when a photographer, filmmaker, or video crew has scouted a location (or is about to) and wants scout notes, a location report, a recce sheet, or a re

• meal-plan

  Plans a week of meals with a shopping list grouped by store section, prep-ahead steps, and ways to reuse leftovers, respecting stated diets and allergies. Use when a home cook asks for a meal plan, a week of dinners, a grocery list, meal prep for the week, or help using what is already in the fridge

• observing-log

  Writes an amateur astronomer's observing log, with site, seeing and transparency, equipment, targets with times, what was seen, and sketch or imaging notes. Use when someone has been out with a telescope or binoculars and wants to log the night, has scribbled notes or a voice memo from the eyepiece,

• photo-shoot-log

  Logs a photo shoot with location, light, gear, settings for key frames, what worked, what to retry, client or model details, and a culling plan. Use when a photographer wants to write up a shoot, keep a shooting log, record settings and lighting setups, note a client session, or plan a cull and edit

• plant-field-notes

  Writes plant field notes with habitat, a description part by part, measurements, photos, and a tentative ID with its confidence and supporting features. Use when a botanist, naturalist, student, or hiker wants to record a wild plant they found (not one they grow), write up field notes, or work towar

• practice-log

  Logs a music practice session with goals, warm-up, passages worked on, tempo (BPM) reached, problems and the fixes that worked, and the next session's plan. Use when a musician, music student, or teacher wants to log practice, track metronome tempos, record what went wrong in a passage, plan the nex

• problem-solving-journal

  Logs work on a math problem or puzzle: understanding it, failed attempts and why, the insight, the solution, and the general technique to remember. Use when someone is working on a competition problem, a puzzle, a homework problem, or a Project Euler task, wants to record how they cracked it, is stu

• proof-notes

  Annotates a mathematical proof with the claim, the strategy in one sentence, each step and its justification, where the key idea lives, and variations to try. Use when a math student or enthusiast wants to understand a proof from a textbook, lecture, or paper, asks to break down or annotate a proof,

• reading-journal

  Writes a reading journal entry for a book, with first impressions, quotes with page numbers, characters or arguments, a rating, and book club notes. It centers what stayed with the reader, in their own words. Use when someone finishes or is partway through a book read for its own sake (a novel, a me

• recipe-card

  Turns a messy recipe, blog post, or voice memo into a clean card with yield, times, ingredients, steps with doneness cues, make-ahead notes, and scaling. Use when someone wants to save a recipe, clean up or rewrite one, strip a recipe blog down to the recipe, write down a family recipe, or halve or

• scene-cards

  Turns a draft, outline, or list of scene ideas into scene cards, one per scene, with POV, goal, conflict, outcome, what changes, and where it sits in the plot. Use when a fiction writer wants to see the shape of a draft, reorder scenes, find scenes that do nothing, plan a revision, or asks for scene

• songwriting-notebook

  Captures a song idea as a working page with title, hook, lyric drafts, chords and key, structure, tempo and feel, reference tracks, and open questions. Use when a songwriter or musician has a voice memo, a lyric fragment, a chord progression, or a half-finished song and wants it written down, organi

• story-bible

  Builds and maintains a story bible for a novel or series, with characters, places, a timeline, the rules of the world, and a continuity list. Use when a fiction writer wants to keep track of their book, asks for a story bible or series bible, needs a character sheet, is starting a sequel, or has dra

• study-guide

  Builds a study guide for a unit or course, with topics ranked by weight, what to know for each, practice questions, and a schedule up to the exam. Use when a student preparing for a whole unit or course (not a single lecture) has a syllabus, lecture notes, slides, a review sheet, or past quizzes and

• tasting-notes

  Writes structured tasting notes for wine, coffee, tea, beer, whisky, or chocolate, from appearance and aroma to finish, overall impression, and score. The vocabulary and stages adjust to each drink. Use when someone tastes something and wants to record it, keeps a cellar or coffee log, is at a tasti

• training-log

  Writes a training log entry with session type, sets and reps or distance and pace, effort (RPE), sleep and soreness, and notes for next time. Use when a runner, lifter, climber, cyclist, swimmer, or anyone training wants to log a workout, has rough notes or watch data to tidy up, keeps a weekly trai

• travel-journal

  Writes a travel journal entry and trip log, with where, what we did, food, people met, costs, tips for next time, and the small moments worth remembering. Use when someone is traveling and wants to record the day, has photos, voice memos, or scribbled notes from a trip to turn into a journal, wants

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