If you are using git to keep track of your changes and/or backup your data to an (off-site) repository, you can use the snippet below to get a little overview of everything you’ve worked on since a certain date:
virtualPage.define {
pattern = "log:(.+)",
run = function(afterDate)
local secondsInAWeek= 7 * 24 * 60 * 60
local date = string.len(afterDate) == 10
and afterDate
or os.date('%Y-%m-%d', os.time() - secondsInAWeek)
local args = { 'log', '--name-only', '--after', date }
local result = shell.run('git', args)
local result = result .code == 0 and result.stdout or result.stderr
local outputWithLinks = string.gsub(result, '\n?(.*[.]md)\n', function(path)
return '[' .. path .. '](' .. path .. ')\n'
end
outputWithLinks = string.gsub(outputWithLinks, '\n?(commit.*)\n', function (header)
return '### ' .. header .. '\n'
end)
return outputWithLinks
end
}
Then, when you visit the virtual page log:2025-10-15 you’ll see all the commits with links to the files since that date. 
It doesn’t do any proper date validation yet, so if you don’t get any output it could be an issue with your virtual page name. Use log:recent to just see the last week.
Example output (removed the links, but will be clickable in your space!):
log:recent
commit 161c4ef24fbb419d0d89bba629412235a0e512fb
Author: Me
Date: Wed Oct 22 17:46:38 2025 +0200Latest commit messages
CONFIG.md
Extensions/VirtualPages.mdcommit 6a18cabd14c2a5ce9a6de57f7cd9966302ad9609
Author: Me
Date: Wed Oct 21 12:42:32 2025 +0200Fix the floober gabber
Project/Floober/Gabber.md
This helps me find things I’ve been working on, because I usually remember the day I was working on it. I just need to remember to commit on time, but that can could be automated with cron as well.