Skip to content

Plan & Organize

osgood edited this page Jun 10, 2026 · 3 revisions

🗂 Plan & Organize

🌐 English · 한국어

Capture what needs doing — in a personal calendar, a planner, or a project knowledge vault — before you delegate it to AI.


My Schedule

A global, project-independent personal hub. One calendar — month / week / day / table views — overlays four sources on a single grid:

  • Your own dated memos
  • Schedules across every project
  • Planner due dates
  • Jira issues assigned to you

Capture quick notes (optional title, body, pasted images, color tags), filter by tag, drag-resize the calendar rows, hover a crowded day to expand it into a full popover, and bulk-clean memos by date range for housekeeping.

Jira overlay

Connect Jira once (site URL + email + API token, stored server-side, the token never echoed back) to overlay your assigned issues as blue chips and import them into a memo or straight into a project planner. Read-only project / Jira chips deep-link back to their source.


Planner

A lightweight task planner separate from TODOs — capture ideas, attach images, tag with colors, sort by any column. Convert any planner item into a TODO, a schedule, or an interactive terminal session in one click.

Markdown export/import

Export/import serializes your planner state across machines:

  • Status sections (## Pending / ## In Progress / ## Done)
  • GFM checkboxes
  • HTML-comment metadata (tags / priority / due)

The result opens and edits cleanly in GitHub, Obsidian, or any plain Markdown viewer. Drop a .md file onto the planner card to import — insertion is atomic and existing tag colors are preserved. (Image attachments are not included in exports.)

From Discussion

Items converted from a finished discussion via Send to Planner show a "From Discussion" badge and link back to the source discussion.


Vault

An Obsidian-style, file-based knowledge vault per project. CLITrigger auto-scans the .md / .html files in your project root, parses [[wikilinks]] and YAML frontmatter (title, tags), and builds a relationship graph — files are the nodes, so there's no separate ingest step.

Browsing

  • Browse files in the Files tab with inline preview
  • Flip the graph toggle for a ReactFlow force-directed view (tag-based node colors, .vaultignore to exclude paths)
  • First visit on a large project: nothing renders until an onboarding dialog lets you choose — start with an ignore-everything .vaultignore (recommended for big repos) or show all files. In ignore-everything mode, right-click dimmed files in the explorer → "Show in Vault" to expose just the docs you need (the required gitignore negation patterns are generated for you), and the graph only draws what's visible
  • The markdown preview is interactive: Find/Replace, ephemeral pen/highlighter annotations with undo/redo, and task-checkbox toggles that round-trip - [ ] / - [x] straight to disk

Prompt injection

Inject vault content into any task / session / discussion prompt:

Mode Behavior
None No vault context
Auto Server picks files matching the task text
All Every vault file
Selected Files you choose

An Include linked toggle pulls in 1-hop [[wikilink]] neighbors (each row previews how many will be added). Content is serialized as a <long_term_memory> wrapper with <vault_file type="md|html"> blocks — CLI-agnostic, so Claude, Gemini, and Codex all see identical context.


Favorites Launcher

Register frequently-used external tools (executables, shell commands, URLs/folders) in a global Favorites section in the sidebar. Fire-and-forget one-click execution from anywhere in CLITrigger — reduces context-switching to the OS shell for environment setup, IDE launches, or external service access.

Registering

  1. Click "+" in the sidebar FAVORITES section
  2. Enter a title (e.g. VS Code, Figma)
  3. Pick a type:
    • Executable.exe / shell script with a target path + optional args
    • Shell command — a command to run directly (e.g. git status)
    • URL — an http(s):// link
  4. Fill type-specific fields — Target (required; executables get a "Browse" button to pick from the OS file dialog), Args (optional, up to 64), CWD (optional working directory)
  5. Save → it appears in the sidebar with an icon + name

Row click fires it immediately; hover reveals Edit/Delete. Anyone with the password can run these tools, so take care in tunnel mode.

Clone this wiki locally