Timeliner

🌟 AI's diary: track the work with the markdown log

Your AI agent forgets everything between sessions. Timeliner fixes that elegantly.
The idea: /save your progress → timestamped markdown gets created. Next session, /load brings it back into context. That's it.
And honestly? You forget a lot too. AI-assisted coding is fast, but your memories get scattered.
The fix: Log is all .md files → /report last week for a quick recap, use in Obsidian, grep...

Your agent gets context. You get clarity.

Feature Highlights

Markdown storage - Human-readable logs
Agent-agnostic - Works with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Opencode, Cline/Roo, and other MCP-enabled tools
Obsidian-friendly - Auto-creates .obsidian/ with Minimal theme on install

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