Log workouts, track sets and reps, and chart training progress over time. Use when recording sessions, tracking PRs, or reviewing weekly volume.

How to install gymlog?

Run: claude skill add --url github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/ckchzh/gymlog

Gymlog

Name: gymlog
Rating: 5 (3818 reviews)
Author: ckchzh

Gymlog v2.0.0 — a sysops toolkit for logging and tracking operations from the command line.

Commands

Command	Description
`gymlog scan <input>`	Log a scan entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog monitor <input>`	Log a monitor entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog report <input>`	Log a report entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog alert <input>`	Log an alert entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog top <input>`	Log a top entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog usage <input>`	Log a usage entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog check <input>`	Log a check entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog fix <input>`	Log a fix entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog cleanup <input>`	Log a cleanup entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog backup <input>`	Log a backup entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog restore <input>`	Log a restore entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog log <input>`	Log a log entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog benchmark <input>`	Log a benchmark entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog compare <input>`	Log a compare entry (no args = show recent)
`gymlog stats`	Show summary statistics across all log files
`gymlog export <fmt>`	Export all data (json, csv, or txt)
`gymlog search <term>`	Search across all log entries
`gymlog recent`	Show last 20 history entries
`gymlog status`	Health check (version, data dir, entry count, disk usage)
`gymlog help`	Show usage information
`gymlog version`	Show version string

Data Storage

All data is stored locally in ~/.local/share/gymlog/. Each command writes timestamped entries to its own .log file (e.g., scan.log, monitor.log, backup.log). A unified history.log tracks all operations for the recent command.

Log format per entry: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM|<input>

Requirements

Bash (with set -euo pipefail)
No external dependencies — uses only standard coreutils (date, wc, du, tail, grep, cat, sed)

When to Use

To log and track sysops operations over time
To maintain a searchable history of scan/monitor/alert/check tasks
To track backup/restore operations and cleanup tasks
To export accumulated data in JSON, CSV, or plain text for reporting
To get a quick health check on your gymlog data directory
For benchmarking and comparing system performance metrics

Examples

bash

# Log a scan entry
gymlog scan "full port scan on 192.168.1.0/24"

# Log a monitor entry
gymlog monitor "CPU usage 85% on web-server-01"

# Log an alert entry
gymlog alert "disk space below 10% on /dev/sda1"

# Log a backup entry
gymlog backup "nightly backup of /var/data completed"

# Log a benchmark entry
gymlog benchmark "disk I/O test: 450MB/s sequential read"

# View recent check entries
gymlog check

# Search all logs for a term
gymlog search "disk"

# Export everything as CSV
gymlog export csv

# View aggregate statistics
gymlog stats

# Health check
gymlog status

# Show last 20 history entries
gymlog recent

# Log a cleanup operation
gymlog cleanup "removed 2.3GB of old log files"

# Log a restore operation
gymlog restore "restored database from 2024-01-15 snapshot"

Configuration

Set the GYMLOG_DIR environment variable to override the default data directory. Default: ~/.local/share/gymlog/

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