jw-agenda-weekly-review

Automating a weekly review aggregates daily agenda logs to compute completion rates, time allocation, and carry-over items. It generates a concise summary file in your personal agenda directory to reduce manual reporting.

Calculating weekly completion rates and carry-overs involves aggregating daily planning data across the week. The process computes your task time allocation and identifies incomplete items to generate clear carry-over guidance for the next week.

Generating a weekly performance summary compares your daily logs against planned weekly goals when available. It highlights existing gaps by computing completion rates and time allocation, then outputs a structured markdown review file.

Yes, using daily markdown logs from your personal agenda directory ensures idempotent weekly review output. The process reads established conventions and templates to consistently generate or update your weekly review file without duplication.

Weekly review automation works by reading daily logs from your agenda directory, but comparing against weekly goals requires an existing plan file. Without a plan, it still computes completion rates and time allocation independently.

Your weekly review cannot highlight goal gaps if the corresponding weekly plan file is missing. Ensure your planned weekly goals exist in the correct personal agenda directory path before generating the review.