goal-check

Analyze long-term goal progress and generate a structured weekly review.

Updated Jan 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/reubenjohn/reeve-desk --skill goal-check
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Skill: goal-check
Source: https://github.com/reubenjohn/reeve-desk/tree/main/.claude/skills/goal-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reubenjohn/reeve-desk --skill goal-check

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Weekly review of long-term goals with progress assessment, blockers, and actionable next steps to stay aligned and motivated.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Goal status synthesis: aggregates active goals from Goals/Goals.md and evaluates progress, deadlines, and interdependencies.
  • Evidence gathering: analyzes recent Diary entries for wins, setbacks, and recurring patterns related to goals.
  • Actionable reporting: generates a clear, structured review with recommended next actions and optional diary updates.

Quick Start

Invoke /goal-check to run the weekly goals review.

Frequently Asked Questions about goal-check

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I do a weekly goal review with progress tracking?

A weekly goal review analyzes your active goals and recent diary entries to produce a structured report with status, evidence, blockers, and recommended next actions. It reads from your Goals.md file and recent diary logs to assess progress and keep you aligned.

What is the best way to track long-term goal progress and blockers?

Tracking long-term goal progress involves aggregating active goals from a markdown file and evaluating them against recent diary entries. This mechanism identifies wins, setbacks, and recurring patterns, then returns an actionable report detailing blockers and recommended next steps.

How does a goal progress review use my diary entries?

A goal progress review uses diary entries for evidence gathering, analyzing them for wins, setbacks, and recurring patterns related to your active goals. It synthesizes this diary data with your goal definitions to generate a clear, structured weekly review.

Can I assess multiple active goals for quarterly planning at once?

Yes, you can assess multiple active goals for quarterly planning by invoking the review command. The system aggregates all active goals from your Goals.md file, evaluates their interdependencies and deadlines, and produces a comprehensive review report.

Do I need a specific file structure to run a goal review?

You need a Goals/Goals.md file containing your active goals and recent diary entries to run a goal review. The system reads these specific files to evaluate progress, deadlines, and interdependencies before generating its actionable report.

What limitations exist when analyzing goal progress from markdown files?

Limitations include relying entirely on the content within Goals.md and recent diary entries for evidence gathering. The analysis cannot incorporate external project management tools or data sources outside of these specified local files.