OPC Journal

- Expanded documentation for directory structure and command behaviors. - Added detailed sections on security model, concurrency, and storage format. - All destructive operations (`delete`, `archive --clear`) now require a `--force` flag for extra safety. - Command outputs are now standardized to JSON with `status`, `result`, and `message` fields. - Skill continues to extract only structural and keyword signals, delegating all interpretation to the caller.

- Removed ARCHITECTURE_DECISION.md and AUDIT_REPORT_v2.5.0.md files. - No changes to features, interface, or commands. - No changes to local data storage or processing. - No external dependencies added or removed.

**Major update: New features for batch task management, entry deletion, and journal archiving.** - Added `batch-task` command for creating multiple async tasks at once. - Added `delete` command to remove journal entries by `entry_id`. - Added `archive` command to archive all journal data, with option to clear after archiving. - Improved modularity with new utility scripts for parsing, task storage, and timezone handling. - Updated documentation to reflect new commands and clarify data handling philosophy.

OPC Journal v2.4.3 Highlights OPC Journal v2.4.3 finalizes the migration from the legacy multi-skill architecture into a single, streamlined CLI skill. It ships with persistent language localization, retroactive document translation, and full compatibility with OpenClaw v2026.4.11. Changes Single CLI Skill Architecture Retired the opc-journal-suite coordinator + 5 sub-skills model. Consolidated all capabilities into one skill (opc-journal) with 10 uniform sub-commands: init, record, search, export, analyze, milestones, insights, task, status, and update-meta. Updated Dockerfile.light, CI workflows (skills-test.yml, publish-skills.yml), Makefile, test scripts, and deployment helpers to reference the new single skill. Localization & Language Persistence All user-facing output is now localized (Chinese by default, English available). init auto-detects language from user input and persists the choice in journal_meta.json. Every subsequent command reads the stored language setting and responds dynamically. Dynamic Emotion Profiling Replaced the static keyword-to-label mapping with a 4-dimension dynamic model (energy, tension, valence, fatigue). Emotion output is now descriptive and contextual rather than rigidly categorized. update-meta Command Added update-meta --language <zh|en> --goals [...] --preferences {...}. When the language changes, the command retroactively translates fixed template labels (charter headings, entry labels, metadata sections) across all existing memory/*.md files. User-written content is never altered; only known boilerplate strings are swapped via precise regex rules. OpenClaw v2026.4.11 Compatibility Verified SKILL.md frontmatter compliance with the 2026.4.11 skill parser. Confirmed scripts/main.py works correctly under command-dispatch: tool / tool: main / command-arg-mode: raw. Installed and validated the skill in ~/.openclaw/skills/; openclaw skills check reports ready. Removed 6 legacy suite skills from the local environment to eliminate shadowing. Docs & Build Cleanup Rewrote SKILL.md entirely in English, with no references to the old suite. Eliminated all remaining opc-journal-suite references across docs/, .github/, scripts/, Makefile, and .coveragerc. Added test_update_meta.py with zh→en and en→zh coverage. Fixes init arguments now correctly expose --language and --preferences. record burnout keyword no longer prepends an unwanted leading space. SKILL.md frontmatter format normalized to strict YAML (resolves parsing issues with some clawhub publish versions).

OPC Journal v2.4.2 is a major architectural consolidation of the journaling experience for the OPC200 framework. We have retired the multi-skill opc-journal-suite model and rebuilt everything as a single, streamlined CLI skill under opc-journal. This release delivers 10 unified sub-commands (init, record, search, export, analyze, milestones, insights, task, status, and the new update-meta), fully localized output with persistent language detection, and dynamic emotion profiling based on four behavioral dimensions. A key addition is update-meta --language, which lets existing users switch languages retroactively—automatically translating fixed document templates in their memory files while leaving their original content untouched.

Version 2.4.1 - No changes detected from the previous version. - Skill functionality, description, and documentation remain unchanged.

**Summary:** opc-journal v2.4.0 consolidates all OPC journal functionality into a single, streamlined CLI interface with enhanced local analysis features. - Merged five previously separate skills into one unified CLI skill: opc-journal - Centralized functionality accessible via subcommands (init, record, search, export, analyze, milestones, insights, task, status, help) - Added new analyze and insights commands for pattern detection and OPC-specific interpretation based on dream and memory files - Ensured all journal data is stored and processed locally, with no network calls