weekly_review

Weekly reviews compile highlights from daily caches, session files, and git history into a single structured narrative. This process surfaces completed work, in-progress items, key decisions, and lessons learned to inform decisions and align stakeholders.

Run the weekly review tool to aggregate the week's meaningful work from caches, sessions, and git history. It automatically extracts highlights, completed tasks, in-progress items, and lessons learned, producing an audit-ready report saved directly to the memory folder.

The best way to summarize weekly work is to aggregate highlights, metrics, and cost summaries into a digestible review. This structured output surfaces key decisions and in-flight items, ensuring stakeholders can quickly understand project progress and align on next steps.

A weekly review tool handles in-progress items and key decisions by extracting data from session files and daily caches. It structures this information into specific report sections, providing clear visibility into ongoing work and the rationale behind weekly project decisions.

To compile a structured end-of-week report, you need daily caches, session files, git history, and lessons learned data. The tool aggregates these sources to produce sections for highlights, completed work, metrics, and cost summaries for archival.