weekly-review
Synthesize a week of inputs (calendar, tasks, journal, OKR check-ins) into a structured weekly review with wins, learnings, blockers, and next-week priorities. Use every Friday or Sunday, or when the user mentions weekly review, GTD review, OKR check-in, or end-of-week reflection.
What this skill does
# Weekly Review Synthesize a week into a structured review covering wins, learnings, blockers, and next-week priorities. --- ## Keywords weekly review, GTD, getting things done, OKR check-in, retrospective, weekly retro, journal, reflection, end of week, EOW --- ## Quick Start 1. Fill in `assets/weekly_review_input.json` with the past week's wins, learnings, blockers, OKR progress 2. Run: `python scripts/weekly_review_synthesizer.py weekly_review_input.json` 3. Save the output as your week's review --- ## Core Workflows ### Workflow 1: Standard Friday Review (30 min) 1. Capture 3-5 wins from the past week 2. Capture 1-3 learnings (what surprised you, what you got wrong) 3. Capture top 1-3 blockers / risks for next week 4. Update OKR / goal progress 5. List top 3 priorities for next week 6. Run synthesizer **Time Estimate:** 30-45 minutes weekly. ### Workflow 2: Bootstrap (First Time) 1. Read `references/weekly_review_methodology.md` 2. Decide cadence (Friday afternoon vs Sunday evening — both work) 3. Block 30-45 min recurring on calendar 4. Use input template; tune over 4 weeks until format works for you **Time Estimate:** 1 hour to set up; 30-45 min weekly thereafter. ### Workflow 3: Quarterly Pattern Review 1. Save weekly reviews in a single folder 2. Quarterly: read all 12-13 weeks 3. Look for patterns: recurring blockers, energy patterns, OKR drift 4. Adjust cadence, cadence, or commitments based on patterns **Time Estimate:** 1-2 hours quarterly. --- ## Tools ### weekly_review_synthesizer.py Reads structured weekly input JSON and produces a markdown weekly review. ```bash python scripts/weekly_review_synthesizer.py input.json python scripts/weekly_review_synthesizer.py input.json --json ``` --- ## Reference Guides - **`references/weekly_review_methodology.md`** — GTD weekly review, OKR check-in patterns, common pitfalls --- ## Templates - **`assets/weekly_review_input.json`** — Input template --- ## Best Practices - **Block the time.** 30 min recurring; defend against rescheduling. - **Same time each week.** Habits stick when the trigger is consistent. - **Capture the pattern, not the noise.** Weekly review is a layer above the moment-to-moment task list. - **OKR check-in over chase.** Weekly OKR progress is signal; quarterly is the action moment. - **Compound across weeks.** Reviews are most useful when read in batches. - **Don't over-format.** A messy review you actually do beats a perfect one you skip.
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