weekly-digests

To create a weekly narrative digest, this Skill processes a project's claude-mem timeline and organizes historical events into serial chapters representing one ISO week each. It handles sequential processing and carry-forward blocks to maintain narrative continuity across weeks.

Tracking project history week-by-week is best achieved by generating a serial narrative digest that breaks down project developments into individual chapters, allowing teams to analyze historical context and facilitate discussions based on a continuous narrative flow.

Yes, weekly report generation requires interaction with the claude-mem worker-service for context retrieval. This dependency is necessary to fetch the project timeline data needed to generate the sequential weekly chapters.

You can generate project analysis reports that maintain continuity by using carry-forward blocks during sequential processing. This mechanism ensures that context and narrative flow persist across the individual ISO week chapters in the final digest.

A limitation when creating timeline digests is that processing is strictly sequential, organizing output by ISO week. This means the Skill requires the claude-mem worker-service to be active and depends on the completeness of the underlying project timeline data.