weekly-plan

What problem does it solve? Weekly planning across multiple agent-run projects tends to produce bloated, stale documents that nobody reads. This Skill sets the week's goals with the user in a single lean markdown doc bound to the Team Lead live-feedback workspace, carrying over unfinished work, deriving capacity from the user's calendars, and keeping every goal to a strict format. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Carry-over and candidate goal surfacing: Pulls unfinished goals from last week's plan, open PRs across the fleet, peer summaries, and workspace board items into prioritized candidate lists. - Calendar-derived capacity block: Reads the user's personal, work, and family calendars, subtracts accepted meetings inside 9am-5pm from a 7h weekday baseline, and compares committed hours against both capacity and last week's planned total. - Structured goal format with hard length limits: Each goal carries a measurable title with estimate, Due and Lead lines, at most 5 key outcomes, and a body capped at 10 lines, with no Value block or explanatory text. - Workspace board mirroring: After user confirmation, mirrors committed goals as bands and tasks on the workspace board and notifies owning peer agents via claude-hive messages. - Use Case: On Monday morning, ask the Team Lead to plan the week; it reads your three calendars, proposes carry-over and new goals with hour estimates, you tag each as commit, drop, or defer, and the confirmed plan lands on the workspace board with tasks assigned to the fleet. ## Quick Start Ask the Team Lead agent to run the weekly plan for this week and review the candidate goals it proposes against your calendar capacity.