weekly-review

Automating weekly review summaries in Obsidian is done by aggregating completed tasks, daily note themes, and active projects into a reproducible weekly snapshot. The Skill scans your vault and writes a structured review block directly into your weekly note.

Yes, generating a weekly review from daily notes automatically requires a vault with seven daily notes (Monday through Sunday). The Skill reads these daily entries, extracts hot themes and unresolved threads, and compiles them into a weekly summary callout.

Automating project tracking reviews requires an existing periodic notes setup with daily notes for each day of the week and a weekly note located at periodic/weekly/YYYY-WWW.md. The Skill queries this structure to aggregate active project progress and open threads.

Yes, the weekly review block includes two reflection questions for journaling alongside aggregated completed tasks and active project progress. This ensures a consistent weekly snapshot that prompts self-assessment directly within your vault.

Weekly review generation requires exactly seven daily notes covering the full week to properly extract themes and unresolved threads. Missing daily notes prevent the aggregation logic from querying sufficient task and project data to build a reproducible summary.

Yes, weekly task tracking summaries can be output in either Russian or English. The Skill detects the language dependency from your vault configuration and generates the corresponding bilingual weekly review callout.