FitLog

What This Skill Does

FitLog is a versatile, command-line productivity toolkit integrated into the OpenClaw agent ecosystem. It serves as a unified system for logging, tracking, and reviewing daily activities. Unlike bloated task managers, FitLog uses a lightweight, pipe-delimited local storage architecture. It maintains separate log files for different types of activities—such as planning, tracking, reviewing, prioritizing, and archiving—while providing a centralized history log for a comprehensive view of your productivity data. The system allows users to maintain streaks, set reminders, and generate detailed reports without needing external APIs or complex databases. It is designed to be fast, private, and entirely local, running seamlessly on Bash 4+ systems.

Installation

To integrate FitLog into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ckchzh/fitlog Ensure your system meets the requirements, including Bash 4+ and standard POSIX utilities like grep, tail, head, and date. No external dependencies or API keys are required for full functionality.

Use Cases

FitLog is ideal for users who want to maintain high-signal productivity records. Key use cases include:

• Workout Tracking: Log sets, reps, and exercise volume using the track command to monitor fitness progress.
• Task Prioritization: Log daily "must-do" items using the prioritize command to focus on high-impact work.
• Weekly Reviews: Use the weekly-review command to synthesize your progress and identify areas for improvement at the end of each week.
• Habit Streaks: Monitor habit formation by logging milestones via the streak command.
• Data Auditing: Use fitlog stats or fitlog export to analyze your behavior patterns over long periods.

Example Prompts

1. "FitLog track 3 sets of 10 pull-ups; feeling stronger today!"
2. "FitLog prioritize Finish the project documentation and send the email to the client."
3. "FitLog status, and then show me my recent tracking entries."

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Run fitlog without arguments to see the last 20 entries of any command, which is perfect for quick status checks.
• Tip: You can export your data to CSV or JSON using fitlog export to import it into external tools like Excel or Notion for visualization.
• Limitation: FitLog is a command-line tool designed for text-based logs; it does not offer a graphical interface or real-time notification daemon for reminders.
• Limitation: Since data is stored in plain text files in ~/.local/share/fitlog/, ensure you back up this directory regularly to prevent data loss.