weekly-digests

Generate serial weekly narrative digests from claude-mem timelines.

1|Updated Apr 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dwaynimay/IoTProject --skill weekly-digests
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: weekly-digests
Source: https://github.com/dwaynimay/IoTProject/tree/main/.agents/skills/weekly-digests
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dwaynimay/IoTProject --skill weekly-digests

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns a long claude-mem timeline into a readable, serial narrative digest broken out by ISO week, keeping continuity by carrying narrative context forward between weeks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • ISO-week splitting: Splits the full timeline into per-week files based on Monday-start ISO weeks.
  • Sequential chapter generation: Runs one subagent per week in strict order (no parallelism) so each chapter inherits the prior week’s carry-forward block.
  • Operator-friendly indexing: Builds a weekly index table so you can see coverage, observation counts, and session counts at a glance.
  • First/Final chapter handling: Uses a special “origin” treatment for Week 1 and a “Where We Are” close for the final week to avoid a false ending.

Quick Start

Ask an AI to run “weekly digests” for your project so it generates one markdown digest chapter per ISO week and writes them under docs/timeline-weeks/.

Frequently Asked Questions about weekly-digests

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate weekly narrative digests from a project timeline?

Weekly narrative digests are generated by fetching a full claude-mem timeline, splitting observations into Monday-start ISO week files, and sequentially dispatching subagents to write one markdown chapter per week with carry-forward context.

What is carry-forward continuity in serial timeline generation?

Carry-forward continuity in serial timeline generation ensures each weekly chapter inherits narrative context from the prior week by processing subagents sequentially, preventing disjointed storytelling across ISO week boundaries.

Can I split project observations into ISO week files automatically?

Yes, this Skill automatically splits project observations into Monday-start ISO week files by parsing a full claude-mem timeline, validating the weekly splits before dispatching subagents to write individual digest chapters.

Does weekly digest generation require a running claude-mem worker?

Yes, weekly digest generation requires fetching the full timeline from a running claude-mem worker to parse observations and validate weekly splits before dispatching sequential subagents for chapter writing.

How are the first and final weeks of a timeline digest handled differently?

The first week receives a special origin treatment and the final week closes with a Where We Are summary, preventing false endings and establishing coherent narrative progression for the timeline digest.

Why generate week-by-week narrative chapters instead of a single long report?

Generating week-by-week narrative chapters provides coherent progression and operator-friendly indexing with observation counts, making long timelines readable compared to a single unbroken report file.