weekly-review-planning

A weekly review loads your calendar connector and task store, inspects the completed week for commitments and the next 1-2 weeks for deadlines, then reconciles projects and inboxes. The output is a structured report of wins, at-risk items, follow-ups, and a capacity-aware plan.

Capacity-aware planning estimates fixed calendar load first, then selects a small set of weekly outcomes ranked by consequence, deadline, dependency, and effort. It avoids filling every free hour and explicitly names deferred work.

Yes, the review clears capture inboxes from Obsidian or Notion notes alongside task inboxes and flagged email. Each captured item is converted into a next action, project, waiting, scheduled, someday, reference, archive, or delete proposal.

No, all writes are approval-gated by default. The skill produces recommendations and drafts first, then updates tasks, creates calendar holds, or archives items only after you approve, reading every changed record back for verification.

Do not use it for daily briefs, which are handled by the google-workspace daily-brief reference, or for single-inbox triage, which belongs to email-inbox-triage. It is designed for a bounded weekly reset, not continuous inbox processing.