What problem does it solve? Keeping a weekly work schedule consistent is hard when responsibilities shift — new recurring meetings, changing energy levels, or new work types quietly break the old plan. This Skill maintains a single canonical schedule file (Wiki/Personal/schedule.md) that allocates abstract work types like content research, filming, coding, and admin across the days of the week, so structural changes are made deliberately instead of drifting. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Bootstrap via interview: When no schedule file exists, it interviews you about work types, energy patterns, fixed commitments, cadence preferences, and weekly hour targets, then drafts the schedule in your own language. - Structured edits with balance checks: Reads the current file, confirms the requested change, applies it while preserving structure, updates the Updated: date, and flags when a work type becomes starved or overweighted versus its weekly target. - Full rebalance pass: When you add or drop a work type, or say the schedule just isn't working, it re-runs the interview using the existing file as a starting draft. - Use Case: You land a recurring Wednesday morning call and want filming moved to Tuesday. The Skill loads your schedule, proposes the swap, shows the trade-off for Tuesday's coding block, writes the edit, and warns you that coding is now under its weekly hour target. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to update your weekly work schedule, for example by saying "move filming to Tuesday afternoon and rebalance my week".