one-on-one

Generate a six-section 1:1 check-in summary from memory files and recent project data.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cmbays/print-4ink --skill one-on-one
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: one-on-one
Source: https://github.com/cmbays/print-4ink/tree/main/.claude/skills/one-on-one
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cmbays/print-4ink --skill one-on-one

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This check-in guide provides a concise, structured way to capture project state, decisions, and next steps during a 1:1 between Ada (secretary agent) and the user, ensuring alignment and momentum.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 6-step framework: Pulse Check, Since Last Time, Focus Recommendation, Open Questions, Gary Sync, Story Beat, all designed to keep discussions focused and actionable.
  • Memory-driven insights: Reads memory files and recent progress to surface critical context for decision-making.
  • Actionable outputs: Produces a ready-to-record check-in and next steps that map to project milestones.

Quick Start

Prompt Ada with 'let's do a 1:1' to generate the full six-step check-in.

Frequently Asked Questions about one-on-one

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a structured 1:1 check-in summary from project memory files?

To generate a structured 1:1 check-in summary, prompt your assistant to initiate a session. The system reads memory files like project-pulse.md, ROADMAP.md, and PROGRESS.md to produce a focused six-section report capturing current project state and next steps.

What is the best way to prepare for a one-on-one meeting using roadmap and progress data?

Preparing for a one-on-one meeting involves analyzing roadmap milestones, recent PRs, and open issues. This process extracts memory-driven insights to surface critical context, ensuring your discussion remains focused, evidence-based, and aligned with project goals.

How does a memory-driven check-in process work for project management?

A memory-driven check-in works by pulling data from internal memory logs, recent pull requests, and open issues. It synthesizes this information to present a focused action plan, reflecting the current project state and ensuring alignment without manual data gathering.

Can I use existing markdown logs and roadmap files for automated meeting check-ins?

Yes, you can use existing markdown logs and roadmap files for automated meeting check-ins. The system directly ingests formats like 1on1-log.md and personality.md to generate a ready-to-record output reflecting accurate project history and decisions.

What sections are included in a structured project pulse check-in report?

A structured project pulse check-in report includes six sections: Pulse Check, Since Last Time, Focus Recommendation, Open Questions, Gary Sync, and Story Beat. This framework ensures discussions capture project state, decisions, and actionable next steps.

Do I need specific dependencies or components to run a memory-read check-in?

No specific dependencies or components are required to run a memory-read check-in. The framework operates independently by reading your existing project memory files and recent development activity to generate the structured summary.