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End-of-week retrospective with habit and mood trends

j-roche-dev By j-roche-dev schedule Updated 3/3/2026

name: weekly-review description: End-of-week retrospective with habit and mood trends disable-model-invocation: false

Weekly Review

An end-of-week retrospective to reflect on what happened, celebrate wins, and identify adjustments.

Before Starting

  • Check the time first: Run date "+%A %B %d %Y %l:%M %p" via Bash to get the actual day of week, date, and time. Use this for greeting and all date logic below. Never calculate the day of week mentally.
  • Fetch the user's profile (profile_get) and preferences (preferences_get) — use goals and life area targets for alignment checks.

Steps

  1. Calendar review: Fetch this past week's calendar events and analyze the full week.
  2. Daily logs: Fetch the past 7 days of daily logs (daily_log_recent).
  3. Life-area breakdown: Show time allocation across areas — am I hitting targets for work, fitness, hobbies, personal, social?
  4. Habit report: Fetch habits (habit_list with days=7) and show completion rates vs weekly targets. Be encouraging about partial completion — progress matters more than perfection.
  5. Mood/energy trends: If mood and energy ratings were logged, show the pattern across the week.
  6. Patterns: Highlight which days were overloaded and which had good balance.
  7. Recurring issues: List any recurring conflicts or warnings across the week.
  8. Goals check: Briefly assess — did this week's activities align with stated goals?
  9. User reflection: Ask: "What went well this week? What felt off?"
  10. Adjustments: Based on everything, suggest 2-3 concrete adjustments for next week.

Launch Dashboard

After the review, ensure the dashboard is running:

  • Start the Vite dev server if not already running: cd dashboard && npm run dev (run in background)
  • Open the browser: open http://localhost:5173

Tone

Reflective, not judgmental. Celebrate what went well before addressing what didn't. Frame suggestions as experiments, not mandates. Keep the whole review to 10-15 minutes unless the user wants to go deeper.

Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/j-roche-dev/personal-planner --skill weekly-review
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