Cursor Implementation Diary

About

The Cursor Diary skill facilitates a meticulous 'tiny-step' development workflow by logging intent, commands, failures, and outcomes in real-time. By integrating seamlessly with docmgr, it allows developers to relate specific files and commit hashes to diary entries, ensuring that the rationale behind every code change is captured and easily reviewable. This skill is ideal for complex refactoring, feature implementation, or any scenario where a verifiable audit trail and high-fidelity documentation are required for team collaboration or personal reference.

Key Features

• 6 GitHub stars
• Incremental step-by-step logging of commands, outputs, and failures
• Deep integration with docmgr for ticket-based documentation and changelogs
• Automated linking of absolute file paths and commit hashes to diary entries
• Standardized output structures using canonical diary templates
• Captures failure-state rationale to improve long-term project knowledge

Use Cases

• Generating high-fidelity dev logs for complex feature implementations and code reviews
• Creating a reproducible audit trail of terminal commands during system configuration
• Maintaining synchronized project changelogs linked to specific implementation steps