Daybook

Daybook is a local-first intelligent journal writing assistant for DeepSeek Harness. You choose one ordinary folder; Daybook uses the model and your Writing Instruction to lightly polish explicit journal requests, writes only the new entry, organizes today's entry behind a confirmation preview, copies current-message images, and keeps guarded undo receipts in Harness's private data directory.

Alpha status: the source is public for testing. The package is not published to npm or the DSH Plugin marketplace.

What it writes

your-journal/
├── 2026-08-14.md
└── images/
    └── 2026-08-14/
        └── 221530-a1b2c3d4e5f6.jpg

There is no hidden Daybook folder in your journal. Preview and undo data live under $DSH_HOME/daybook/v1/.

Daybook uses standard Markdown image links and does not require Obsidian. If the selected folder is inside an Obsidian vault, Obsidian simply becomes one optional viewer.

Alpha behavior

• Smart capture: ask “记到日志里” (or another explicit journal request), or enter /daybook . The normal model turn applies the active Writing Instruction to clean up punctuation, obvious grammar, speech fillers, and accidental repetition in only the new material, calls daybook_capture, and reports the actual saved text and receipt. Earlier text is never rewritten.
• Raw fallback: /daybook-raw is an explicit no-model, text-only path that trims and saves the text as-is. It never saves images and is not the normal Daybook workflow.
• Organize today: ask to organize today's journal. Daybook reads the complete daily file, presents a read-only rewrite preview, and asks for explicit confirmation in the conversation. Only after the user confirms does the model call daybook_apply_organize.
• Images: images can only come from the latest direct user message. They are copied, never moved. Privacy protection is on by default.
• Undo: each applied mutation has an id. Undo succeeds only if the file still matches that operation; otherwise it safely refuses.
• External edits: a preview never overwrites a file changed after the preview was created.

The browser slash menu offers daybook as a plain-text insertion source. It deliberately does not claim submit, so /daybook remains a normal model prompt. Only the explicit /daybook-raw fallback is registered as a direct content-bearing command; use a Harness build that supports CommandDefinition.engagesSession so its durable input and receipt retain the current Session and New Session creates a different conversation.