dayreel

You spend a day juggling multiple sessions and workspaces inside dsh, and by evening the thread of what you actually did is scattered across transcripts. dayreel collapses that into a single sentence: type a prompt in the Web UI, and it pulls cross-session abstracts from the compaction layer, drills into individual sessions when detail is thin, then deterministically renders a styled HTML and Markdown daily report plus a narrated mp4 video. The entire stack is TypeScript and Node, with no Python dependency.

The plugin handles model routing on its own: at runtime it enumerates your LLM catalog, asks two quick questions (or reads a saved preference) to pick an authoring model, and falls back to a sensible default in headless mode, so adding or removing models never requires a plugin config change. When the video is ready, an inline player with a seekable progress bar appears right in the tool-call row, no URL copying needed. Verbal feedback you give afterward is passively logged and feeds into a force regeneration on the next run, iteratively sharpening the recap.

It is built for developers who run multiple projects, models, and sessions in dsh each day and would rather watch a thirty-second narrated recap and read a well-formatted report than scroll through chat history.