weekly-business-pulse

A weekly executive summary distills calendar, email, Slack, and task activity into prioritized action items. It filters items into Act Now, This Week, and FYI buckets, logs decisions, and surfaces risks into a dated markdown file.

An end-of-week review aggregates cross-tool activity from connected email, calendar, and messaging sources. It identifies overdue commitments, confirms decisions, and outputs a markdown briefing organized into priority buckets and a week-ahead preview.

Generating a weekly business pulse requires connected calendar and email plus at least one messaging or task source like Slack. These connections pull meetings, threads, and tasks to surface only items requiring immediate attention.

Weekly cross-tool briefings can be scoped to the whole workspace or a specific project. Scoping filters calendar, email, and Slack activity to isolate project-relevant decisions, deadlines, and follow-ups into the markdown output.

Decision and risk detection logs confirmed decisions and flags patterns spanning email, chat, and task tools. It surfaces up to three risks or themes in the markdown briefing to highlight unclaimed action items and overdue commitments.

Run a weekly business pulse at Friday 4 PM or Monday 8 AM for planning, or after time off to catch up. It processes the week's tool activity into a five-minute markdown briefing summarizing deadlines, decisions, and priorities.