kairos-weekly-plan
Draft the start-of-week plan — project triage, load calculation, and priority setting. Use when beginning a new work week.
What this skill does
# Weekly Plan Generates the weekly plan draft. Run once at start of week (Sunday or Monday). **Never rerun mid-week.** Mid-week changes happen in ClickUp by moving start_dates. If something big shifts, capture it as a devlog entry. ## Core Principle **Read the score, surface decisions, get out of the way.** The roadmap (`kairos/roadmaps/`) is the top-level score. ClickUp has the dated tickets. The weekly plan doesn't restate either -- it surfaces only what needs a decision, flags risks, and confirms the week's shape. **Three-system model:** - **Vault** = the score + narrative (kairos/roadmaps/, weekly plans, daily notes) - **ClickUp** = task execution (source of truth for tickets, day-level assignment) - **Apple Reminders** = personal life (routines, errands, personal admin) **Keep it short.** The plan is the conductor's notes, not a printout of the sheet music. **Fully autonomous.** No questions, no interaction. Write the draft and tell the user it's ready. ## Pre-Flight (all agent-gathered, no user input) 1. Read the score -- `kairos/roadmaps/` (domains, milestones, objectives) 2. Read project records -- `projects/*.md` (status, which roadmap domain each belongs to) 3. Read recent devlog -- `kairos/devlog/` 4. Last week's plan + summary 5. Trailing daily notes (5-7 days) for load calculation 6. ClickUp tickets dated for the week (via `~/workspace/primary-pm/_tools/clickup-today.sh` for Sun-Sat, matching the calendar window) 7. Personal ClickUp list (read list ID from environment or config) for life project tickets -- check for due/overdue items (these become the frog). Only flag **undated** tickets in decisions -- tickets with start_dates are already planned. 8. Apple Calendar -- run `~/workspace/primary-pm/_tools/calendar-week.sh [YYYY-MM-DD]` with any date in the week (Sun-Sat window) 9. Cross-reference: map each ClickUp ticket to its project, then to its roadmap domain. This builds the Roadmap Pulse. ## Workflow 1. **Pre-flight** -- gather everything above silently. No output until the draft is ready. 2. **Write the draft** -- create `kairos/logs/weekly/YYYY/YYYY-WNN.md` with: - Load calculation (automated) - Calendar events (from Apple Calendar, automated) - Flags (from ClickUp + score analysis) - Open decisions as **markdown checkboxes** with ClickUp task IDs as clickable links (format: `[86xxxxxx](https://app.clickup.com/t/86xxxxxx)`) - Week shape filled in from data (frog found from Personal list, not asked for) 3. **Tell the user** -- "Draft ready at `kairos/logs/weekly/YYYY/YYYY-WNN.md`. Review the file, then run `/kairos-weekly-finalize`." That's it. No follow-up, no "say finalize." The user runs `/weekly-finalize` in a separate session. ## Output Format Write to `kairos/logs/weekly/YYYY/YYYY-WNN.md`: ```markdown --- tags: [weekly, planner] week: YYYY-WNN --- # W[NN] -- [theme] ## Roadmap Pulse | Domain | This Week | Projects | Notes | |--------|-----------|----------|-------| | Personal | [tickets/events] | [active projects in domain] | [flags if any] | | Art | [tickets/events] | | | | Music | [tickets/events] | | | | Professional | [tickets/events] | | | | Travel | [tickets/events] | | | [Walk each domain from kairos/roadmaps/. For each, show what ClickUp tickets are scheduled this week, which projects are active, and flag domains with zero attention. Episodic domains (Travel, Art) with no activity are normal — only flag if there's an approaching deadline or unbooked commitment.] ## Load Trailing [N] days: avg intensity X.X, avg pomodoros X.X -> [recovery/steady/full] -- [one line prescription] ## Calendar [Events from Apple Calendar (Sun-Sat), grouped by day. Include daily routines.] ## Flags [Only items that need attention. If nothing, "Clean week."] ## Decisions - [ ] **[Decision question]** -- context, ClickUp task ID if relevant - [ ] **[Decision question]** -- context ## Week Shape - **Frog (Mon):** [found from Personal list -- due/overdue life task, linked to ClickUp] - **Heaviest day:** [day] -- [why] - **Lightest day:** [day] - **Roadmap coverage:** [which domains have tickets this week, which are dark] - **Theme:** [one sentence] --- # Weekly Summary <!-- Generated by /weekly-summary at end of week --> ``` ## Flag Rules - **Overdue** -- only flag if due_date has passed. Due dates are for hard external deadlines only. Start_date in the past = "in progress," not overdue. - **In-progress carry-overs** -- HIGH tickets started in a prior week still open. In flight, not overdue. - **Overstacked days** (too many HIGH tickets + calendar events on one day) - **Dark domains** -- any roadmap domain getting zero ClickUp attention this week? Only flag if it has active projects with upcoming deadlines. - **Approaching deadlines** (within 3 weeks) - **Active projects with no dated tickets** -- needs a task or intentional pause? ## Notes - Run once per week. Never rerun mid-week. - Mon-Fri working week. Calendar and ClickUp both read Sun-Sat for the full week view. Daily notes are Mon-Fri only. - ClickUp Personal list (configure list ID in environment or config) covers yoga, music, art, connections, travel - Don't list every ticket by day -- ClickUp already does that - See `reference.md` for load thresholds, status questions, and evaluation criteria
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