weekly-digests

To generate weekly narrative digests, the Skill splits a project's claude-mem timeline into ISO weeks and produces a separate digest for each week. It uses a carry-forward block from the prior week to maintain coherent storytelling across the entire project history.

Maintaining narrative continuity across multi-week project histories is achieved by carrying forward each week's digest into the next. This ensures that every weekly narrative digest retains the context and storytelling from the prior week's output.

Yes, this workflow supports a multi-agent setup to automate weekly digest generation. It operates as a deterministic pipeline that targets reusable, reproducible processing of your claude-mem timeline data for each ISO week.

Yes, you need a claude-mem timeline as the input data source to split project logs into weekly digests. The workflow fetches this timeline data and processes it into structured narrative chapters based on ISO week boundaries.

Carry-forward narration works by passing the prior week's generated digest block into the current week's processing cycle. This ensures serial weekly digests maintain narrative continuity and context without losing prior historical developments.

The primary limitation when splitting long timelines is that each ISO week must be processed sequentially to maintain carry-forward narration. Skipping weeks or processing out of order breaks the deterministic pipeline and narrative continuity.