A scheduled weekly report that shows what moved, what slipped and what next week should be, before Monday starts.
Category
Time & Priorities
Return
~1 hr / week
Stack
Claude · Priority Scoring
The Problem
Weeks blur. Work happens, but by Friday nobody can say precisely what moved, what stalled or why, and Monday starts by reconstructing it from memory. The review everyone means to do is the first thing dropped when the week runs hot, which is exactly when it's needed.
The Solution
A weekly review that writes itself. Every week, on schedule, a report arrives showing what got done, what slipped and where the time went, with a proposed plan for the week ahead. You spend your review time deciding instead of assembling.
How It Works
- Claude runs at week's end and reads the task database, the calendar and the project trackers.
- Completed work gets summarized by project, with slipped items flagged and their new status noted.
- The report compares the week against your goals, so drift shows up in days instead of quarters.
- A proposed top-priorities list for next week comes attached, built from the Priority Scoring formula.
- You review in ten minutes, adjust the plan, and Monday's Morning Brief picks it up from there.
Built With
- A scheduled weekly Claude run over tasks, calendar and projects
- A report template with wins, slips and goal drift
- A next-week proposal fed by Priority Scoring
It closes the loop that the Morning Brief opens each day, and its output feeds the Command Dashboard's long view.
What You Get
- A written record of every week, searchable forever
- Slippage caught while it's one week old, cheap to fix
- A Monday plan that exists before Monday does
The Numbers
One day to build on top of an existing task database. It returns about an hour a week of reconstruction and planning, and the drift it catches early is worth far more than the hour.