goal-tracking

Goal-tracking reads your Markdown goal files, extracts completion markers like checkboxes and percentages, and computes overall progress by item type—Checklist, Metric, and Time. It works with life-os structures like Goals/2026-2030, Monthly Goals, and Weekly Reviews to surface completion levels alongside timestamps.

Goal-tracking detects stagnation using streak-based analysis, flagging goals with little to no activity across extended periods. This reveals targets that have drifted or stalled so you can refocus effort and reconnect daily tasks to higher-level objectives.

Goal-tracking maps completed tasks to corresponding goals across your Five Year Plan, Yearly Goals, Monthly Goals, and Daily Notes. It parses Markdown frontmatter and completion markers to keep daily work aligned with 2026-2030 plans and maintain momentum.

Goal-tracking automates progress reporting by reading Markdown files, computing percentages, and generating timestamped reports—eliminating manual updates. It applies streak detection to flag stagnation, making it ideal for reviewing three-year and five-year plans at a glance.

Goal-tracking is built for the life-os Goals/2026-2030 structure, including Five Year Plan, Yearly Goals, Monthly Goals, Weekly Review, and Daily Notes. It expects Markdown files with frontmatter and completion markers; non-standard structures may require adaptation.