worklogs 0.3.6

Local markdown worklog helpers for developer workflows.

worklogs

Local markdown worklog helpers for developer workflows.

worklogs creates dated markdown files under a scope, date folder, and compact filename:

~/worklog/<scope>/YYYY/MM-month/DD-ddd/HHMM-Ha--name--kind.md

Installation

uv tool install worklogs

Or with pip:

python -m pip install worklogs

Install workset too if you want worklogs to create git worksets:

uv tool install workset

Usage

Check the installed version:

worklogs --version

Create your first note:

worklogs new first-note--note --scope personal

Create a plan:

worklogs new api-refactor--plan --scope work

Plans create a linked companion note by default:

HHMM-Ha--api-refactor--plan.md
HHMM-Ha--api-refactor--note.md

Preview the generated paths and markdown without writing files:

worklogs new api-refactor--plan --scope work --dry-run

Print created paths for scripts:

worklogs new first-note--note --scope personal --print-path

Supported kinds:

plan
note
investigation
codereview

Worksets

worklogs can create or attach a git workset through the workset package. Configure repo aliases in ~/.config/workset/repos.toml:

[workset]
root = "~/worksets"
date_prefix = true
timezone = "America/Toronto"

[repos]
api = "~/repos/api"
web = "~/repos/web"

Create the plan first, then attach a workset:

worklogs new api-refactor--plan --scope work
worklogs workset api-refactor api:feat/refactor

Or create the worklog and workset in one command:

worklogs new checkout-flow--plan --scope work \
  --workset api:feat/checkout-flow \
  --workset web:main

For a first successful zero-to-workset example:

git clone [e-mail]:your-org/api.git ~/repos/api
worklogs new api-refactor--plan --scope work
worklogs workset api-refactor api:feat/refactor

Worksets are created under:

<worksets-root>/YYYY/MM-month/DD-ddd/<workset-path>/

Config

Optional defaults live in:

~/.config/worklogs/config.toml

Example:

root = "~/worklog"
default_scope = "work"
timezone = "America/Toronto"
worksets_root = "~/worksets"

Resolution order:

1. CLI flags
2. environment variables: WORKLOG_ROOT, WORKLOG_SCOPE, WORKLOG_TIMEZONE, WORKLOG_WORKSETS_ROOT
3. config file
4. package defaults

With default_scope configured, the fast path can omit --scope:

worklogs new api-refactor--plan

With worksets_root configured, the workset path can omit --worksets-root:

worklogs workset api-refactor api:feat/refactor

For shorter personal shell usage, add a local alias:

alias wl='worklogs'

The package installs the explicit worklogs command; wl is intentionally left as a shell-level shortcut so it cannot shadow another global command.

Development Workflow

Run the standard checks before opening a PR:

uv run ruff format --check .
uv run ruff check .
uv run mypy
uv run pytest
uv build

If you are using standard Python tools instead of uv:

python -m ruff format --check .
python -m ruff check .
python -m mypy
python -m pytest
python -m build

CI / GitHub Actions

GitHub Actions runs:

• fast Ruff-only checks
• Ruff, mypy, and pytest
• package build and wheel smoke test with pip
• package build and wheel smoke test with uv

The release workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml builds and publishes the package to PyPI when a GitHub Release is published.

Publishing

This project uses PyPI Trusted Publishing. The PyPI pending publisher should be:

PyPI project name: worklogs
Owner: alik-git
Repository name: worklogs
Workflow name: release.yml
Environment name: pypi

Create a GitHub Release for the version in pyproject.toml:

gh release create v0.3.6 \
  --title "v0.3.6" \
  --notes "Clarify worklog and workset onboarding."

Publishing is release-driven on purpose: normal pushes and pull requests build and test the package, but only GitHub Releases publish to PyPI.