Work Summaries with MoryFlow

Let Mory transform your daily work logs into professional summaries.

When to Use This

You need to write work summaries (weekly, monthly, annual) and want to:

  • Not miss important work items
  • Clear structure, highlighted key points
  • Quickly generate professional formats
  • Save time

Preparation

1. Build a Logging Habit

During work, jot things down. Doesn't need to be complete—just keywords are fine.

Work directory structure:

Work/ ├── Logs/ │ ├── 2024-01-15.md │ ├── 2024-01-16.md │ └── ... ├── Projects/ │ ├── ProjectA/ │ └── ProjectB/ └── Summaries/ ├── Weekly/ └── Monthly/

2. Daily Log Template

Example log (2024-01-15.md):

# 2024-01-15 Monday

## What I Did Today
- Completed code review for user management module
- Fixed 3 bugs (#123, #124, #125)
- Attended product requirements review meeting

## In Progress
- Order system refactoring, 60% done

## Issues Encountered
- Database query performance issue, needs optimization

## Tomorrow's Plan
- Continue order system refactoring
- Research performance optimization solutions

Real Examples

Weekly Report

You say:

Help me write this week's report, first look at my work logs this week.

Mory will:

OK, let me check this week's records... [Reading] Work/Logs/2024-01-15.md [Reading] Work/Logs/2024-01-16.md [Reading] Work/Logs/2024-01-17.md [Reading] Work/Logs/2024-01-18.md [Reading] Work/Logs/2024-01-19.md Based on your logs, here's the weekly report: --- # Weekly Report **Name**: XXX **Period**: January 15-19, 2024 ## I. This Week's Work ### 1. Order System Refactoring (Key Focus) - Progress: 60% → 85% - Main work: - Completed core order processing logic refactoring - Designed new order state machine - Unit test coverage reached 80% - Issue encountered: Database query performance bottleneck - Solution: Introduced caching layer, optimized indexes ### 2. Code Quality - Completed 5 code reviews - Fixed 8 bugs (#123-#130) - Helped new team member with technical issues (2 times) ### 3. Meetings - Product requirements review (2 times) - Technical proposal review (1 time) ## II. Next Week's Plan 1. Complete order system refactoring (remaining 15%) 2. Deploy performance optimization 3. Write technical documentation ## III. Support Needed - Need DBA to review SQL optimization proposal --- Want me to save this? Or any changes needed?

Monthly Report

You say:

Help me write the January monthly report. Highlight the wins, suitable for leadership review.

Mory will:

OK, let me compile January's work records... [Searching] Work/Logs/2024-01-*.md [Reading] (all matching files) [Reading] Work/Projects/order-system/README.md Here's your monthly summary: --- # January Work Report ## Key Highlights ### Order System Refactoring (100% Complete) **Background**: Original system had performance bottlenecks, slow response with 100K+ daily orders **Results**: - System response time reduced from 2s to 200ms (**90% improvement**) - Capacity increased from 100K to 500K daily orders - Code maintainability significantly improved, 85% unit test coverage **Impact**: Estimated annual server cost savings of **$30,000** ### Bug Fixes & Quality Improvement - Fixed **23** production issues, including 2 P0-level - Led code reviews **18 times** - Drove team coding standards adoption ## Data Overview | Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Code commits | 156 | | Bugs fixed | 23 | | Code reviews | 18 | | Documentation | 5 articles | ## Next Month's Plan 1. Start user system optimization 2. Push automated test coverage 3. Complete Q1 technical planning --- This report emphasizes quantified results and business value—suitable for leadership review. Any adjustments?

Annual Summary

You say:

It's year-end, help me write an annual summary. Include yearly highlights, growth, and next year's plans.

Mory will:

OK, let me compile the full year's work records... [Searching] Work/Logs/2024-*.md [Searching] Work/Summaries/Monthly/*.md [Reading] (reading full year records) --- # 2024 Annual Work Summary ## I. Key Highlights ### Led Order System Refactoring - **Project timeline**: 3 months (Sep-Nov) - **Core results**: - 90% performance improvement - 5x capacity increase - $30K annual server cost savings - **My contribution**: Technical design, core development, team coordination ### Established Code Review Process - Drove team to establish code review standards - Completed 200+ reviews throughout the year - Significant improvement in team code quality ### Technical Sharing & Mentoring - Delivered 6 technical presentations - Wrote 20+ technical documents - Mentored 3 new hires ## II. Year in Numbers | Metric | Value | YoY Change | |--------|-------|------------| | Code commits | 1,856 | +30% | | Bugs fixed | 267 | - | | Technical docs | 23 | +50% | | Tech talks | 6 | +100% | ## III. Personal Growth ### Technical - Mastered distributed system design - Learned and practiced Domain-Driven Design - Significantly improved performance optimization skills ### Soft Skills - Better cross-team communication - Stronger technical writing and presenting - Increased project management awareness ## IV. Areas for Improvement - Time management could be better - Need deeper technical expertise - Should focus more on business understanding ## V. 2025 Plans 1. **Technical goal**: Deep dive into cloud-native technologies 2. **Project goal**: Lead user system upgrade 3. **Team goal**: Develop 2 technical leads 4. **Personal goal**: Obtain architecture certification --- This annual summary has highlights, data, growth, and planning. Any changes needed?

More Tips

Comparative Analysis

Compare my output this month vs last month

Extract Highlights

Find the 3 most report-worthy highlights from this week's work

Format Conversion

Convert the weekly report to PPT outline format

Key Takeaways

  1. Log daily: Even just keywords is better than nothing
  2. Organize weekly: Don't wait until year-end to scramble
  3. Use numbers: Quantify your work's value
  4. Emphasize impact: Focus on effects, not just what you did

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