weekly-digests

Weekly digests are sequential narratives that split a claude-mem timeline into ISO weeks, producing a dedicated chapter for each week. They preserve raw daily sections for fidelity and use carry-forward blocks between weeks to maintain narrative coherence.

The workflow uses a deterministic, sequential subagent pipeline that runs one weekly subagent at a time. It feeds the prior week's carry-forward block into the next subagent to maintain coherence across all weekly digest chapters.

Yes, you need a running claude-mem worker to produce per-week timeline digests. You also need a clean output directory and per-week timeline sources to generate the sequential digest artifacts successfully.

The best way to maintain narrative coherence across weekly digests is using a carry-forward handoff between sequential subagents. This enforces deterministic execution and feeds the prior week's context into the next week's digest generation.

A limitation is that the project must have at least one ISO week of observations to be digested. You also need a clean output directory and per-week timeline sources, or the sequential digest generation will fail.