gtd-weekly-review

Guide users through a weekly GTD review workflow for Todoist.

8|Updated Apr 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kevinlasnh/sharing-studio --skill gtd-weekly-review
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: gtd-weekly-review
Source: https://github.com/kevinlasnh/sharing-studio/tree/main/projects/gtd-todoist/skills/gtd-weekly-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kevinlasnh/sharing-studio --skill gtd-weekly-review

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

GTD Weekly Review for Todoist helps users capture loose ends, review progress, and align upcoming work to maintain GTD discipline without losing momentum.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Step-by-step guidance through Get Clear, Get Current, and Get Creative phases for Todoist-managed tasks and projects.
  • Safe, user-confirmed mutations to tasks and projects; preserves existing structure while surfacing priorities.
  • Use cases include weekly inbox triage, project health checks, horizon alignment, and capturing new ideas for the coming week.

Quick Start

Ask me to start the weekly GTD review to begin the guided, step-by-step process.

Frequently Asked Questions about gtd-weekly-review

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

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How do I do a weekly GTD review in Todoist?

A weekly GTD review in Todoist is guided step by step through Get Clear, Get Current, and Get Creative phases. The workflow surfaces tasks and projects for routine checks while enforcing user confirmation before mutating any state.

What is a GTD weekly review workflow for task management?

A GTD weekly review workflow captures loose ends, reviews progress, and aligns upcoming work. It maintains GTD discipline by systematically triaging your inbox, checking project health, aligning horizons, and capturing new ideas.

Can I automate GTD inbox triage and project health checks in Todoist?

Yes, you can automate GTD inbox triage and project health checks in Todoist using this guided workflow. It lists and filters your tasks and projects, surfacing priorities while safely requiring confirmation before applying any structural changes.

Does this GTD review process safely modify existing Todoist tasks and projects?

Yes, the GTD review process safely modifies existing Todoist tasks and projects by enforcing safety gates. It preserves your existing structure and requires explicit user confirmation before executing any state-mutating commands.

Do I need a specific Todoist setup to start a guided GTD weekly review?

You need a Todoist environment managing tasks, projects, horizons, and Someday/Maybe lists to start this guided GTD weekly review. The workflow interacts directly with Todoist commands to filter and list items during the review phases.

What's the best way to maintain GTD discipline for personal productivity without losing momentum?

The best way to maintain GTD discipline is running a streamlined weekly review that captures loose ends, reviews progress, and aligns upcoming work. This step-by-step Todoist workflow supports routine checks and creativity without losing momentum.