Automate the weekly GTD review to process inboxes and update Markdown files.
npx skills add https://github.com/natea/ExoMind --skill weekly-review-skill
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Weekly Review Skill Source: https://github.com/natea/ExoMind/tree/main/skills/weekly-review Command: npx skills add https://github.com/natea/ExoMind --skill weekly-review-skill
This Skill provides a comprehensive GTD-based weekly review to restore system integrity, clear your mind, and plan the upcoming week, serving as the heartbeat of your Life OS.
Schedule your weekly review for Friday afternoon or Sunday evening and spend 1-2 hours to process inboxes, update lists, review events, and plan priorities.
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A weekly GTD review processes your physical, digital, and messaging inboxes, updates next-action and project lists, reviews your calendar, and plans the upcoming week across six phases: Get Clear, Get Current, Review Calendar, Get Creative, Plan Week, and Clean Up. Schedule 1-2 hours weekly to automate this process and maintain inbox zero.
Yes. The weekly review consolidates inbox.md, next-actions.md, projects.md, waiting.md, and someday.md files, plus calendar events, into a single structured workflow. It processes all inboxes simultaneously and generates an integrated weekly-review report that reflects changes across your entire system.
During the weekly review's calendar-planning phase, preview the next two weeks to identify upcoming events and adjust priorities accordingly. This feeds into the Plan Week phase, where you finalize your weekly priorities based on calendar visibility and system status.
The Get Creative and reflection phases of the weekly review prompt you to document wins, challenges, and insights from the past week. These learnings integrate into your planning process, enabling you to iterate and improve your system week-over-week.
Yes. The weekly review requires inbox.md, next-actions.md, projects.md, waiting.md, and someday.md files as input, plus calendar integration. The Skill updates these files and generates a structured report as output, maintaining your GTD system's integrity.
Skipped reviews allow inboxes to grow and system integrity to drift, increasing cognitive load and decision fatigue. Weekly reviews prevent this by restoring inbox zero and keeping your next-action and project lists current, ensuring your GTD system functions as your system's heartbeat.
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