FOR YOUR IDEAS

Some ideas that I have and maybe some implementations of those.

=> thisweek.sh
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   25.10.2025: Concept of "this week" directory (born this day)
   
   Normally I organize my projects and files in various ways.
   And sometimes I get lost. Where is that specific thing that
   I worked last week? To fix that, today I had an idea.

   What if each week, I work in different "this week" directory.
   And this should happen quite automatically, if I just have
   small set of commands to help me.

   And so I made a script that can be sourced from .bashrc.
   If my home directory is "/home/user", I can do following:

      export THISWEEK=/home/user/weekly
      source $THISWEEK/thisweek.sh

   So there I first setup environment variable to point target
   directory. Then I have copied "thisweek.sh" into that directory
   so that I can source it into my profile. Everything neatly
   in same directory.

   After this, I have following commands available in my shell.

   tw     - To quickly jump into this week directory.
   twln   - To link project folder to this weeks directory.
   twls   - To list things that has happend this week.
   twlog  - To write log entries into this week journal.txt file.
   twed   - To edit this week journal file.

   Example workflow:

      # I want to update my nightfall.city pages this week
      twlog TODO: update nightfall.city gardeners
      cd websites/nightfall.city
      twln

      # Later I have some great idea
      twlog IDEA: create company to build space elevator to Mars

      # Then I have already forgotten what I was about to ...
      twls

      # And on next day, I can just quickly get back to context ...
      tw

      # And when I later have done some things, update journal ...
      twed

   This is just a start, feel free to steal this idea.

Timestamp: 251025.436.1234