Work Record

Record a summary of the work done in the current session to a monthly work log file, so the user can reference it later when writing performance reviews.

File Path

The work log file is located at:

{USERPROFILE}\OneDrive\文档\notes\Work\M365\Work Log\Work log-{YYYY}-{MM}.md

• {USERPROFILE} — The user's home directory (e.g., C:\Users\lixiangliu). Resolve via the USERPROFILE environment variable on Windows.
• {YYYY} — 4-digit year (e.g., 2026)
• {MM} — 2-digit month (e.g., 03)

Example: For March 2026, the file path is:

C:\Users\lixiangliu\OneDrive\文档\notes\Work\M365\Work Log\Work log-2026-03.md

Use today's date to determine which year-month file to write to.

Workflow

1. Determine the file path — Use the current date to build the full path.
2. Read the existing file — If the file already exists, read its content so you can append to it without overwriting. If it does not exist, you will create it.
3. Summarize the work — Review the current conversation to understand what was accomplished. Write a concise but informative summary in Chinese (中文). The summary should include:
   • What task or problem was worked on
   • Key changes made (files modified, features added, bugs fixed, etc.)
   • Any notable decisions or outcomes
   • Related work item IDs / PR links if available
4. Append to the file — Add the new entry to the end of the file.

Entry Format

Each entry should follow this format:

### {YYYY-MM-DD} {简短标题}

{工作内容摘要}

- **任务/背景**: {做了什么，为什么做}
- **主要改动**: {关键改动点}
- **相关链接**: {PR链接、工作项ID等，如果有的话}

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If there are multiple distinct tasks in one session, create separate entries for each, or group them under a single date heading with bullet points.

Important Notes

• Always append — never overwrite existing content in the file.
• If the directory does not exist, create it.
• Write the summary in Chinese (中文) to match the user's preference.
• Keep entries concise but useful for future performance review writing — focus on impact and outcomes, not trivial details.
• If the user provides additional context or instructions about what to record, incorporate that.
• After writing, confirm to the user what was recorded and where the file is located.