Scripts

A TypeScript monorepo for personal automation tools, VS Code extensions, and Raycast extensions.

Note: Looking for the legacy Ruby scripts? See the v1.0.0 tag.

Packages

Package	Description
@jonmagic/scripts-core	Shared utilities and libraries
@jonmagic/scripts-cli	CLI tools (archive-meeting, etc.)
jonmagic-scripts	VS Code extension
jonmagic-scripts-raycast	Raycast extension

Quick Start

# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/jonmagic/scripts.git
cd scripts
bin/setup

The setup script will:

1. Install Bun (if not already installed)
2. Install dependencies
3. Build all packages

Development

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Build all packages
bun run build

# Run tests
bun test

# Lint
bun run lint

# Type check
bun run typecheck

Installing Extensions

VS Code

bin/install-vscode-extension

Raycast

bin/install-raycast-extension

CLI Tools

After running bin/setup, add the CLI to your PATH:

export PATH="$HOME/code/jonmagic/scripts/bin:$PATH"

Requirements

• Bun - JavaScript runtime (installed by setup)
• gh - GitHub CLI
• copilot - GitHub Copilot CLI
• llm - Prompt runner for single-shot model calls
• fzf - Fuzzy finder (for interactive selection)

Available Commands

Command	Description	Requirements
archive-meeting	Archive a meeting transcript with AI-generated summaries	bun, llm
capture-weekly-note	Append a rough commitment capture with optional source under ## Captured in the current weekly note	bun
list-recent-meetings	List recent Zoom and Teams meeting inputs as JSON	bun
fetch-github-conversation	Fetch GitHub issue, PR, or discussion as JSON	gh
prepare-pull-request	Generate PR title/body with Copilot CLI and create PR	git, gh, copilot
weekly-focus	Print a low-noise Now/Next/Waiting/Captured view from the current weekly note	bun
weekly-focus-card	Print a sparse focus card capped at five current weekly-note TODOs	bun
weekly-focus-app	Build and open the native full-screen Weekly Focus app	swift

Native Weekly Focus App

weekly-focus-app opens a native macOS app that reads the current weekly note, fills the current monitor by default, and shows at most five unchecked ## TODO items. Each whole TODO row has one action: a bare Copilot session ID is copied to the clipboard; otherwise the first URL or Brain wikilink opens; otherwise a new cmux workspace opens in ~/Brain with c started on that TODO. Click an item, press 1-5, or press ⌘1-⌘5 to run that action. Hover a row to show its completion checkbox, or command-click the row, to check it off in the weekly note. Completed TODOs are kept above unchecked TODOs, with the newly completed item last in the completed group. Press ⌘O to open the source weekly note in VS Code Insiders. The app also watches the weekly note and refreshes automatically when an external markdown edit checks off or adds TODOs. Up to five items after the top five fade below the main focus area. Type in the empty field and press Return to add a new TODO. Press R to refresh and Q, Esc, or ⌘Q to quit.

Weekly Focus reads the current week's note when it exists. If the current week file has not been created yet, it falls back to the latest existing weekly note instead of failing on Sunday morning.

bin/weekly-focus-app

The build script installs the Dock-safe app bundle at ~/Applications/Weekly Focus.app with the bundled app icon from packages/focus-app/Resources/WeeklyFocus.icns.

The native app has a self-test that creates a temporary Brain, opens a TODO, checks ⌘1 while the text field is focused, verifies automatic refresh after an external markdown edit, checks input-field copy/paste and ⌘Q, adds a TODO, marks a TODO done, and asks cmux to open a harmless workspace command:

bin/test-weekly-focus-app

Raycast Commands

The Raycast extension includes quick Brain actions for the same weekly-note workflow:

Command	Description
Create Daily Project Note	Create a numbered Daily Project note
Capture Weekly Note	Capture a rough commitment with optional source under ## Captured
Weekly Focus	Open the native full-screen Weekly Focus app

License

ISC