The daily index¶
Home.md links to today's note, wiki/daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md. It is regenerated from the vault's state every run, so your ticks are never lost.
The headings follow [notes].language; the table gives the English heading, and the Spanish one in brackets.
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
Read (Leído) |
Sources the worker saw you tick since the last index |
Processed today (Procesado hoy) |
Every source processed today, as a checkbox with its one-line summary. Tick it when you have read it |
Tomorrow's queue (Cola de mañana) |
How many sources are still queued, and the oldest 20 (by clip title or file name when known, else the URL) |
To review (Por revisar) |
When the latest run could not reach the model, a first line says so with the time and how many sources are waiting (The model server was unreachable in the last run (...): 3 sources are waiting. Start Ollama or check the model, then runsb run.); it disappears after a run that reached the model. Then review notes (contradictions, Lint.md, summaries that failed their checks, possible merges of pages), sources that failed for good, and sources being retried with their attempt number and last error |
Revisit (Repasar) |
Three older notes, rotating daily |
Runs (Ejecuciones) |
Today's runs: time, counts, tokens, duration, why it stopped |
Statistics (Estadísticas) |
Page counts, today's activity, read progress, orphan pages |
Every file in wiki/review/ is listed under To review, so the notes the consolidated summaries add show up there too: <page> - summary to review (resumen por revisar) and <page> - possible merge (posible fusión). They are described in What lives where. An interrupted nightly run does not count as that day's run, so its Runs line ends with stopped: interrupted (the other reasons are source limit, token budget, USD budget and model unavailable) and the job tries again.
Ticking works both ways: a ticked source becomes status: read, and unticking its box puts it back to processed (its read date is cleared). The undo only looks at the box in the daily note of the day the source was processed: that note is regenerated from state, so a read source always shows ticked there and an unticked box can only be your doing. A source with no box in that note, or ticked anywhere in it, is left as it is; unticking in any other day's note changes nothing. It happens the next time sb index or sb run registers ticks (Put 1 source back to unread.).
The routine, step by step: Read your notes and tick what you have read. A tick is only read from a line shaped - [x] [[Source title]]. Home.md links to today's note; between its <!-- esbi:start --> and <!-- esbi:end --> comments it shows today's link, how many sources are unread, and how many are queued, and the worker rewrites only that block.