Log actions against briefs and track weekly progress in centralized files.
npx skills add https://github.com/benhuds/pm-os --skill actions-benhuds
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: actions Source: https://github.com/benhuds/pm-os/tree/main/.claude/skills/actions Command: npx skills add https://github.com/benhuds/pm-os --skill actions-benhuds
Teams need a reliable way to record actions taken against briefs, track weekly progress, and review open items to demonstrate progress and accountability.
Run the /brief command to generate this week’s actions, then use /actions log to record entries.
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To log actions and track weekly progress, run the /brief command to auto-generate action items, then use /actions log to append entries into a centralized weekly file named actions/week-YYYY-MM-DD.md.
Auto-generating action items from briefs uses the /brief command, which extracts tasks and populates the weekly actions file, providing a structured recap of daily updates and ongoing open items.
Yes, tracking carryover actions is supported through the list and carryover commands, which review open items from prior weekly files and roll them into the current week for accountability.
The weekly action tracker integrates directly with the friction log interface, tying logged actions and open items into friction entries to provide visibility into project blockers and progress.
The weekly action tracker uses markdown files stored in the actions/ directory, creating one file per week formatted as actions/week-YYYY-MM-DD.md to centralize daily updates and recaps.
Listing open actions for a project cycle uses the list command within the weekly tracker, pulling all logged and auto-generated entries from the current week's markdown file for review.
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