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+#+TITLE:Org-Clubhouse
+
+Simple, unopinionated integration between Emacs's [[https://orgmode.org/][org-mode]] and the [[https://clubhouse.io/][Clubhouse]]
+issue tracker
+
+(This used to be at urbint/org-clubhouse, by the way, but moved here as it's
+more of a personal project than a company one)
+
+* Installation
+
+** [[https://github.com/quelpa/quelpa][Quelpa]]
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+(quelpa '(org-clubhouse
+          :fetcher github
+          :repo "glittershark/org-clubhouse"))
+#+END_SRC
+
+** [[https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/][DOOM Emacs]]
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+;; in packages.el
+(package! org-clubhouse
+  :recipe (:fetcher github
+           :repo "glittershark/org-clubhouse"
+           :files ("*")))
+
+;; in config.el
+(def-package! org-clubhouse)
+#+END_SRC
+
+** [[http://spacemacs.org/][Spacemacs]]
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+;; in .spacemacs (SPC+fed)
+   dotspacemacs-additional-packages
+    '((org-clubhouse :location (recipe :fetcher github :repo "glittershark/org-clubhouse")))
+#+END_SRC
+
+
+* Setup
+
+Once installed, you'll need to set three global config vars:
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+(setq org-clubhouse-auth-token "<your-token>"
+      org-clubhouse-team-name "<your-team-name>"
+      org-clubhouse-username "<your-username>")
+#+END_SRC
+
+You can generate a new personal API token by going to the "API Tokens" tab on
+the "Settings" page in the clubhouse UI.
+
+Note that ~org-clubhouse-username~ needs to be set to your *mention name*, not
+your username, as currently there's no way to get the ID of a user given their
+username in the clubhouse API
+
+* Usage
+
+** Reading from clubhouse
+
+- ~org-clubhouse-headlines-from-query~
+  Create org-mode headlines from a [[https://help.clubhouse.io/hc/en-us/articles/360000046646-Searching-in-Clubhouse-Story-Search][clubhouse query]] at the cursor's current
+  position, prompting for the headline indentation level and clubhouse query
+  text
+- ~org-clubhouse-headline-from-story~
+  Prompts for headline indentation level and the title of a story (which will
+  complete using the titles of all stories in your Clubhouse workspace) and
+  creates an org-mode headline from that story
+- ~org-clubhouse-headline-from-story-id~
+  Creates an org-mode headline directly from the ID of a clubhouse story
+
+** Writing to clubhouse
+
+- ~org-clubhouse-create-story~
+  Creates a new Clubhouse story from the current headline, or if a region of
+  headlines is selected bulk-creates stories with all those headlines
+- ~org-clubhouse-create-epic~
+  Creates a new Clubhouse epic from the current headline, or if a region of
+  headlines is selected bulk-creates epics with all those headlines
+- ~org-clubhouse-create-story-with-task-list~
+  Creates a Clubhouse story from the current headline, making all direct
+  children of the headline into tasks in the task list of the story
+- ~org-clubhouse-push-task-list~
+  Writes each child element of the current clubhouse element as a task list
+  item of the associated clubhouse ID.
+- ~org-clubhouse-update-story-title~
+  Updates the title of the Clubhouse story linked to the current headline with
+  the text of the headline
+- ~org-clubhouse-update-description~
+  Update the status of the Clubhouse story linked to the current element with
+  the contents of a drawer inside the element called DESCRIPTION, if any exists
+- ~org-clubhouse-claim~
+  Adds the user configured in ~org-clubhouse-username~ as the owner of the
+  clubhouse story associated with the headline at point
+
+*** Automatically updating Clubhouse story statuses
+
+Org-clubhouse can be configured to update the status of stories as you update
+their todo-keyword in org-mode. To opt-into this behavior, set the
+~org-clubhouse-mode~ minor-mode:
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+(add-hook 'org-mode-hook #'org-clubhouse-mode nil nil)
+#+END_SRC
+
+The mapping from org-mode todo-keywords is configured via the
+~org-clubhouse-state-alist~ variable, which should be an [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Association-Lists.html][alist]] mapping (string)
+[[https://orgmode.org/manual/Workflow-states.html][org-mode todo-keywords]] to the (string) names of their corresponding workflow
+state. You can have todo-keywords that don't map to a workflow state (I use this
+in my workflow extensively) and org-clubhouse will just preserve the previous
+state of the story when moving to that state.
+
+An example config:
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
+(setq org-clubhouse-state-alist
+      '(("TODO"   . "To Do")
+        ("ACTIVE" . "In Progress")
+        ("DONE"   . "Done")))
+#+END_SRC
+
+* Philosophy
+
+I use org-mode every single day to manage tasks, notes, literate programming,
+etc. Part of what that means for me is that I already have a system for the
+structure of my .org files, and I don't want to sacrifice that system for any
+external tool. Updating statuses, ~org-clubhouse-create-story~, and
+~org-clubhouse-headline-from-story~ are my bread and butter for that reason -
+rather than having some sort of bidirectional sync that pulls down full lists of
+all the stories in Clubhouse (or whatever issue tracker / project management
+tool I'm using at the time). I can be in a mode where I'm taking meeting notes,
+think of something that I need to do, make it a TODO headline, and make that
+TODO headline a clubhouse story. That's the same reason for the DESCRIPTION
+drawers rather than just sending the entire contents of a headline to
+Clubhouse - I almost always want to write things like personal notes, literate
+code, etc inside of the tasks I'm working on, and don't always want to share
+that with Clubhouse.
+
+* Configuration
+
+Refer to the beginning of the [[https://github.com/urbint/org-clubhouse/blob/master/org-clubhouse.el][org-clubhouse.el]] file in this repository for
+documentation on all supported configuration variables