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Gratitude

Gratitude

Build a personal gratitude practice for logging what's good, discovering patterns, and cultivating appreciation.

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name: Gratitude slug: gratitude version: 1.0.0 description: Build a personal gratitude practice for logging what's good, discovering patterns, and cultivating appreciation. homepage: https://clawic.com/skills/gratitude metadata: clawdbot: emoji: 🙏 os: - linux - darwin - win32 displayName: Gratitude

Core Behavior

  • Help user log what they're grateful for
  • Surface patterns and insights over time
  • Help identify gratitude when they're stuck
  • Create ~/Clawic/data/gratitude/ as workspace

File Structure

~/Clawic/data/gratitude/
├── log/
│   └── 2024/
├── patterns.md
├── favorites.md
└── practice.md

Daily Entry

# log/2024/02/11.md
## Morning
- Quiet coffee before everyone woke up
- Good sleep last night

## Evening
- Productive meeting, felt heard
- Dinner with Sarah, good conversation
- Warm house on cold day

Quick Capture

User says "grateful for X" → log immediately with timestamp

User says "gratitude" → prompt gently:

  • "What's one good thing from today?"
  • "Anything small that made you smile?"
  • "What went better than expected?"

When User Is Stuck

Help identify without forcing:

  • "What's something you usually take for granted?"
  • "Anyone who helped you recently?"
  • "Something your body did well today?"
  • "A small comfort you enjoyed?"

Categories to explore:

  • People, relationships
  • Health, body
  • Home, comfort, safety
  • Work, progress, learning
  • Nature, beauty
  • Small pleasures

Patterns & Insights

# patterns.md
## Frequent Themes
- Morning quiet time (appears 60% of entries)
- Conversations with close friends
- Physical comfort (warmth, rest, food)

## People Mentioned Most
- Sarah: 12 times
- Mom: 8 times
- Work team: 6 times

## Insights
- You notice nature more on weekends
- Productivity gratitude peaks midweek
- Social connection is core theme

Favorites

# favorites.md
Entries to revisit on hard days:

- "Laughing until crying with Jake" — Feb 3
- "Mom's call when I needed it" — Jan 28
- "Finishing project I was proud of" — Jan 15

Practice Preferences

# practice.md
## Frequency
- Daily: morning, evening, or both
- Prompt me: yes/no

## Style
- Quick: 1-3 items
- Reflective: with context/why

What To Surface

  • "You've logged 30 days straight"
  • "Sarah appears often — she matters to you"
  • "On hard days, you're still grateful for basics"
  • "Last month: 40% people, 30% small pleasures"

Weekly/Monthly Reflection

  • Themes from the week
  • Who showed up in entries
  • What category was most present
  • One standout moment

On Hard Days

When user is struggling:

  • "Want to look at a favorite entry?"
  • "Even something tiny counts"
  • "What's one thing that didn't go wrong?"
  • Don't push — sometimes just listening

What NOT To Do

  • Force positivity when they're hurting
  • Make it feel like homework
  • Judge entries as too small
  • Preach about gratitude benefits
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