Freelancer

Your freelance business, haunting your second brain. v1 is quoting: the plugin sweeps your vault for things that look like incoming work requests — emails, slack threads, meeting notes your connectors already pulled in — and turns any of them into a branded, client-ready PDF quote plus a quote note filed back into the vault.

What it does

Work-item sweep — an LLM pass over your recent inbox and context notes surfaces work requests as suggestion cards (client, ask, source note, confidence). Dismissals stick; re-sweeps are incremental. You can also point it at any note manually.
Quote composer — a drafted quote (scope summary, line items with hours × your rates, assumptions) you edit inline: add/remove line items, pick a rate per line, live totals.
Branded PDF — one click renders a Greenlight-style A4 quote with your logo, business name, accent color, and payment terms, and files quote-<client>-<date>.md + the PDF into 30-cross-context/quotes/ in your vault.
Your branding — business name, logo, accent color, contact line, payment terms, quote validity, currency, and a named rate card, all configured in the plugin's settings tab.

Future modules (invoices, clients, time) land as new tabs — same plugin.

Install

In Poltergeist: Plugins → install from git

git url: https://github.com/nikrich/poltergeist-freelancer

Then open Freelancer → settings, set your rates and branding, and hit sweep on the quotes tab.

Requirements

Poltergeist with the local backend running (the plugin drafts via the app's /v1/llm/run bridge).
A vault (default ~/ghostbrain/vault; configurable in settings).

Develop

npm install
npm run build   # bundles src/ → dist/ — commit dist/, installs never build
npm test        # node --test over the pure quote logic