weekly-review

Weekly review automation aggregates completed tasks and carried-over items from your kanban board and archive to generate a structured retrospective and propose top priorities for the upcoming week. It reduces cognitive load by surfacing what remains unfinished and aligning focus for the next period.

The best way to reflect on past week accomplishments is to aggregate finished work from your task archive and identify carried-over items to inform your next planning cycle. This ensures no incomplete work is forgotten and provides a clear baseline for setting upcoming priorities.

Weekly planning integrates session memory and kanban archives by reading completed work from your task lists and extracting key decisions from saved session data. It compiles this information into a comprehensive review document while appending a summary to your main memory file for future context.

Yes, you can generate a structured weekly retrospective by collecting data from your kanban store, task archive, and session memory. The process reads your existing markdown task files and session logs to compile a comprehensive review document saved with the current date.

To save a weekly review summary and update long-term memory, the system writes the complete retrospective to a dated markdown file in your tasks directory and appends a condensed summary to your main memory file. This ensures both detailed records and accessible future context are maintained.