Weekly review
Runs a structured 20-minute weekly review from the user's tasks, calendar and notes, finding what slipped and why, and choosing the top three priorities for next week. Use when someone asks to plan their week, do a weekly review, reflect on last week, or prioritise.
Add it to your assistant
Claude apps
Open Settings, find Skills under Capabilities, and upload the zip. Code execution needs to be on.
Claude Code and other agents
Unzip into ~/.claude/skills/, or .claude/skills/ in a project. Other tools that read SKILL.md files use their own skills folder.
ChatGPT, Gemini and others
Use Copy as instructions, then paste into a custom GPT, a Gem, a project's instructions, or the start of a chat.
What is inside
weekly-review/SKILL.md2 KB
--- name: weekly-review description: Runs a structured 20-minute weekly review from the user's tasks, calendar and notes, finding what slipped and why, and choosing the top three priorities for next week. Use when someone asks to plan their week, do a weekly review, reflect on last week, or prioritise. license: CC0-1.0 metadata: title: "Weekly review" category: "productivity" tags: "planning, weekly review, priorities" author: "Promptlexity" version: "1.0" --- # Weekly review A short, honest review that ends with a realistic plan. ## Inputs Ask the user to paste whatever they have, rough is fine: - Last week's tasks, done and not done. - Next week's calendar and deadlines. - Their goals for the month or quarter. If they have none, ask for the one or two things that matter most right now. If you have access to their calendar or task tools, offer to read them instead, and only read; do not change anything without asking. ## Review 1. **Done**: what moved a goal forward. Be specific. 2. **Slipped**: what did not get done. For each, the likely reason: not enough time, unclear next step, blocked by someone, or not actually important. 3. **Patterns**: anything that slipped two weeks running, or a recurring interruption. ## Plan 4. **Top 3 for next week**, each tied to a goal, each with a concrete first step and a suggested time slot in the calendar gaps. 5. **Say no to**: up to 3 things to drop, delegate or postpone, with a one-line reason. 6. **Watch out for**: one risk to next week's plan (a heavy meeting day, a dependency). ## Style Direct and brief, under 250 words. No motivational language. If the plan is unrealistic for the time available, say so and suggest what to cut.