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Purpose: Append a free-form log entry to the current session tracker without triggering a full
/wbTrackreport.Family: Session Lifecycle · Output: Report (append)
Related:
/wbTrack·/wbStopTrack
When to Use
Use /wbLog when you need to:
- Jot a quick observation, decision, or blocker during a session
- Record a model switch or context purge event
- Add a human note that doesn't fit the structured
/wbTrackformat - Keep an audit trail of informal but important session events
Prefer /wbTrack for formal session openings, standups, or milestone reports.
Invocation
bash
/wbLog <target> <message>| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
<target> | ✅ | Folder path (e.g., packages/wb-core, .) |
<message> | ✅ | Free-text log entry |
What Happens
- Entry appended — Adds a timestamped
[LOG]block to the current tracker file - No report generated — Unlike
/wbTrack, this does not produce a full context or summary - No cost estimate — Log entries are excluded from budget calculations
Example
bash
/wbLog . "Switched from the agent to the agent for the refactor task — token context was getting tight."Result: A [LOG] entry appears in track_core2_20260512.md.
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