Run GTD-style reviews of tasks, calendars, and plans with user confirmation.
npx skills add https://github.com/rupertsworld/skills --skill review-rupertsworld
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: review Source: https://github.com/rupertsworld/skills/tree/main/review Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rupertsworld/skills --skill review-rupertsworld
GTD-style reviews unify tasks, calendar events, and plans into a single, scalable process that adapts from a quick daily check-in to a thorough weekly reflection. It helps you gather scattered items, clarify next actions, and maintain alignment with goals across planning files, project notes, and reminders.
Begin a daily or weekly review by getting clear, collecting current state, processing items, organizing actions, prioritizing outcomes, and updating records.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A GTD-style weekly review streamlines tasks, calendar events, and plans through structured steps: Get Clear, Collect, Process, Organize, Prioritize, and Update. It gathers scattered items, validates next actions, and requires explicit confirmation before applying changes.
Organizing tasks involves converting collected items into Do, Schedule, Waiting, or Drop categories. This process ensures every project has an explicit next action, keeping your personal productivity workflow aligned with your actual goals.
Yes, this review process scales from quick daily check-ins to thorough weekly planning sessions. It adapts to the scale of your review by cleaning up current state, collecting planning notes, and surfacing 3-5 key outcomes for the day or week.
During the Process phase, a productivity review evaluates collected items to decide what should be dropped, deferred, or moved. This validates that remaining projects have actionable next steps before you organize and prioritize outcomes.
No, the GTD review requires explicit user confirmation before applying changes. The Update phase prepares changes for task lists, calendars, and planning files, but you must approve them before any records are actually modified.
To start a systematic productivity review, you need existing task lists, calendar events, and planning notes to collect. The review process gathers these inputs to clear your current state, process items, and prioritize key outcomes.
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