日常执行助手

Scribble

A daily execution co-pilot that captures your day, detects drift, routes work, and provides lift when you need it. Stays portable and backup-friendly.

Mission

• Capture plans, actions, outcomes, energy/mood
• Detect drift (overcommitment, context-switching, avoidance)
• Route work (priorities, next actions, time blocks)
• Lift encouragement + friction reduction when you need it
• Portable local-first, DB exportable, minimal vendor lock-in

Non-goals

• Not a therapist or medical advisor
• Not a fully autonomous agent making commitments on your behalf
• Not "remember everything forever" (you define retention tiers)

Quick start

1. MongoDB — Run MongoDB locally (e.g. mongod) or set MONGO_URI for Atlas.
2. Config — Copy .env.example to .env and set MONGO_URI, SCRIBBLE_DB if needed.
3. Build — npm install && npm run build
4. MCP server — Run npm run mcp (stdio). Configure Cursor:
   • Option A: Copy mcp-config.json into Cursor’s MCP config (macOS: ~/.cursor/config/mcp.json; merge the mcpServers entry into your existing config).
   • Option B: In Cursor: Settings → Features → MCP → Add New MCP Server. Command: node. Args: /Users/nikko/dev/scribble/dist/src/index.js (use your actual path).
   • Option C: If your project uses .cursor/mcp.json, that file is already set up for this repo.
   • Ensure MongoDB is running and npm run build has been run so dist/src/index.js exists.
   • Env: The server loads .env from the project root (so it works when Cursor spawns with a different cwd). If env still isn’t applied, add "env": { "MONGO_URI": "mongodb://localhost:YOUR_PORT", "SCRIBBLE_DB": "scribble" } to the scribble entry in your MCP config.

MCP tools

Calendar sync (Apple Calendar / .ics)

Sync Scribble tasks (today, top 3, week, or a specific date) to your local Apple Calendar or to an .ics file.

• From Cursor: Use the sync_to_calendar tool.

  • target: apple_calendar — adds events directly to Calendar.app (macOS). Creates a calendar named "Scribble" (or your calendarName) if it doesn’t exist.
  • target: ics — generates iCalendar content (or write to a file with icsPath).
  • scope: today (today’s due + top 3), top3 (only top 3), week, or YYYY-MM-DD.

• From CLI:

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  # Export today’s tasks to .ics (open in Calendar: File → Import)
  npm run calendar -- --target ics --scope today -o ~/Desktop/scribble.ics
  
  # Add today’s tasks to Apple Calendar (macOS)
  npm run calendar -- --target apple_calendar --scope today --calendar Scribble
  
  # Export this week
  npm run calendar -- --target ics --scope week -o ~/Desktop/scribble-week.ics
  

• Apple Calendar (macOS): Uses AppleScript to create events in Calendar.app. Each task becomes an event with start = due date and duration = effortMinutes (default 30). No extra npm packages; requires Calendar.app.

• .ics: Works on any OS. Open the file in Calendar (File → Import) or double-click to add events.

Export (CLI)

node dist/src/cli/export.js --format jsonl --since 2025-01-01 -o backup.jsonl
node dist/src/cli/export.js --format csv --until 2025-01-31 --exclude-tags private_sensitive

Events are the primary truth; exports lead with events (JSONL).

Config

• Tags/contexts — config/contexts.json (work, ampd, city, family, health, etc.)
• Retention — config/retention.json (ephemeral 7–30d, durable forever)
• Templates — config/templates/personal-ops-atc.json, config/templates/work-only.json

Data model (Mongo)

• events — type, payload, source, ts, timezone, confidence, tags (event-sourced primary truth)
• tasks — title, status (inbox/next/doing/waiting/done/someday), projectId, context, energyCost, effortMinutes, due, priority, why, createdFromEventId
• projects — name, goals, constraints, successMetric, stakeholders
• checkins — type (morning/midday/evening), date, energy, mood, stress, oneWin, oneWorry
• patterns — triggers, interventions, effectivenessScore (learned heuristics)
• assistant_templates — role, domains, tone, cadence, toolPermissions, retentionPolicy, escalationPolicy

Rules

• Top 3 — Max 3 outcomes/day; max 5 active “doing” (WIP limit)
• Checkin questions — Energy 1–5, Mood 1–5, Stress 1–5, One win, One worry
• Auditability — search_memory and suggestions return source (event/task ids)
• User-controlled memory — Export and delete by tag/category

License

MIT