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create-consolidate

v1.0.1

Published

Scaffold a personal journaling repo powered by Claude Code skills.

Readme

consolidate ⚡️

Scaffold for a personal journaling repository powered by Claude Code skills. See template/README.md for an overview of the framework that the scaffold generates.

Usage

npm create consolidate@latest my-journal
# or
npx create-consolidate my-journal

cd my-journal
claude          # opens Claude Code in the directory
/new-entry      # creates the first daily entry

If you omit the directory name, the CLI asks interactively.

What the scaffold does

  1. Creates the target directory.
  2. Copies the template (skills, CLAUDE.md, .prettierrc, entries/ structure, examples).
  3. Renames _gitignore to .gitignore.
  4. Replaces {{projectName}} in package.json and README.md with the directory name.
  5. Runs git init and creates the initial commit.

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18
  • Claude Code installed
  • Git (optional — if missing, the CLI skips git init and the consolidate skill handles it later)

How it works

Once scaffolded, the repository exposes four Claude Code skills:

| Skill | What it does | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | /new-entry | Creates today's daily file (after consolidating any pending work). | | /consolidate | Indexes daily entries, summarizes complete ISO weeks and complete months. | | /when <query> | Finds when a topic appears in the journal. | | /explain <subject> | Synthesizes what the journal says about a subject. |

Read template/README.md for conventions, Bullet Journal notation, and directory structure.

Development

# test the CLI locally without publishing
node bin/index.js /tmp/test-journal

License

MIT