project-tracker

To identify the next action for a stalled project, this Skill analyzes your live context from orientation and todo files to surface blockers. It then applies a finishing framework to pinpoint the smallest shippable piece and the single next action required to resume momentum.

The best way to triage blockers in a personal second brain is to review current project states and last touched dates. This Skill evaluates stalled progress to help you decide whether to push a project forward, deprioritize it, or archive it entirely.

Project tracking works by pulling live context from your orientation and todo files to surface the current state, last touched details, and existing blockers of active projects. This data feeds into an accountability check that resolves stalled momentum into a concrete plan.

Yes, you can use this for active project tracking and accountability checks. It summarizes where named projects stand, surfaces blockers, and determines the single next action, making it suitable for regular progress reviews and maintaining accountability within your second brain.

You should archive or deprioritize a project when progress has slowed and triage reveals persistent blockers or low priority. This Skill evaluates the current state and last touched dates to recommend whether to push forward, deprioritize, or archive the stalled work.

Project tracking relies on a built-in finishing framework to resolve stalled work, but requires no external dependencies. It uses this framework to break down large projects into the smallest shippable piece, ensuring you always have a clear next action.