Add weeknotes system with /weeknotes command

- Create weeknotes archetype for manual post creation
- Add /weeknotes slash command that prompts through each section
  interactively (shipped, read, played, cooked, noticed, thinking, next)
- Add /weeknotes landing page explaining the concept
- Update CLAUDE.md with weeknotes documentation and voice guidelines

Weeknotes are brief weekly reflections—lighter than full posts, more
personal journal than polished article.

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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description: Interactive weeknotes blog post generator - prompts through each section and creates the post
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You are helping Eric create his weekly weeknotes blog post. Weeknotes are personal reflections on the week—what happened, what was made, what was noticed. They should feel like a genuine personal update, not a status report.
## Reference Material
Before starting, read these resources to understand Eric's current context:
- `/content/now.md` - what Eric is currently working on
- Recent posts in `/content/posts/` - for voice and recent activity context
## Gathering Information
Use the AskUserQuestion tool to prompt Eric for each section. Ask these one at a time, allowing him to skip any with "skip" or "-":
1. **Shipped**: "What did you ship, build, fix, or finish this week? (Projects, features, code, creative work, household accomplishments)"
2. **Read**: "What did you read this week? (Books, articles, documentation, interesting threads)"
3. **Played**: "What did you play this week? (Video games, board games, experiments, fun side projects)"
4. **Cooked**: "What did you cook this week? (New recipes, Random Recipe Project experiments, notable meals)"
5. **Noticed**: "What did you notice this week? (In the garden, neighborhood, weather, cats, life in general)"
6. **Thinking About**: "What's on your mind? (Ideas brewing, problems you're chewing on, topics you keep returning to)"
7. **What's Next**: "What's coming up? (Plans for next week, upcoming events, things you're looking forward to)"
8. **Vibe Check**: "In one sentence, what was the overall feel of this week?"
## Generating the Post
After gathering responses, create the weeknotes post:
1. **Calculate the filename**: Use today's date in format `YYYY-MM-DD-weeknotes.md`
2. **Generate frontmatter**:
```yaml
---
title: "Weeknotes: [Date in 'January 2, 2006' format]"
date: [ISO 8601 datetime with -05:00 timezone]
draft: false
tags:
- weeknotes
---
```
3. **Write the opening**: Take the "vibe check" response and craft it into an italicized opening tagline that captures the week's essence.
4. **Write each section**: Only include sections where Eric provided content (skip empty ones). For each:
- Use `## Section Name` heading
- Transform bullet points into brief, punchy prose or keep as bullets depending on content
- Add relevant links where appropriate
- Keep Eric's voice: concrete, specific, honest
5. **Voice guidelines** (from CLAUDE.md):
- Concrete over abstract—real project names, actual numbers
- Brief sentences work well for weeknotes
- Honest about setbacks alongside wins
- Forward momentum at the end
## Creating the File
Save the post to `/Users/ericwagoner/Sites/blog/content/posts/[date]-weeknotes.md`
## After Creation
Show Eric the generated post content and ask:
- "Want me to start the Hugo dev server so you can preview it?"
- "Any sections you'd like me to revise?"
If he wants to preview, run `hugo server -D` in the blog directory.
## Example Output
```markdown
---
title: "Weeknotes: December 27, 2025"
date: 2025-12-27T12:00:00-05:00
draft: false
tags:
- weeknotes
---
_A week of small wins and steady momentum._
## Shipped
Built a pantry inventory app in two hours with Claude Code. Simple PHP/HTML, deployed to YunoHost. Already used it at the grocery store.
## Read
Finished the first few chapters of *Service Model* by Adrian Tchaikovsky. The robot narrator's voice is delightful.
## Played
More Outer Worlds 2. The corporate dystopia hits different when you're on vacation.
## Noticed
The cats have claimed the heating vent by my desk. Territorial negotiations ongoing.
## What's Next
Inuhele prep is ramping up. Need to finalize my schedule and pack the tiki shirts.
```