life-planning

Weekly planning across multiple projects and journals is done by compiling cross-repo data into a single workflow. The skill reads journals, learning plans, and project briefs, then triggers a weekly review to prioritize tasks and review progress.

Cross-repo planning unifies personal knowledge management by integrating data from separate sources like journals, project details, and memories into one view. This mechanism allows you to review progress and make decisions across all life areas simultaneously.

To run a weekly review and check project status, use the /weekly-review or /project-status workflows. These commands compile your learning plans and project briefs to help you prioritize what to focus on next and make decisions.

No specific dependencies or components are required to use this planning workflow. It relies on frontmatter-defined names and descriptions within your existing repos to trigger workflows like /whats-next and compile your unified plan.

Yes, you can integrate a learning plan with daily journaling for better productivity. The skill reads from both Journal and Learning Plan data sources to maintain context and streamline prioritization across personal and educational goals.

The best way to decide what project to focus on next is using the /whats-next workflow. It reads cross-repo data from your projects and memories to evaluate progress and output prioritized recommendations for your week.