What problem does it solve? Weekly reviews are usually a blank page nobody fills in, and manually re-deriving the week's numbers produces figures that disagree with the reports your other routines already published. This Skill composes one scorecard per week, capped at 450 words, by reading sibling routines' own reports rather than recomputing them, and it is willing to state plainly when the week was poor. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sibling rollup composition: Discovers installed routines via the Littlebird MCP and rolls up commitments, leads, money findings, receivables, and content shipped, with provenance marks on every number. - Trend-first reporting: Reads twelve of its own past reports, builds a series per field, and leads with direction (shift, trend, threshold) rather than this week's raw counts, with strict rules gating trend language. - Honest scorekeeping and top three: Prints a poor-week block when triggers fire, bans manufactured wins and crises, and selects next week's top three by scoring consequence, urgency, and carry with an escalate-or-drop rule for repeated items. - Use Case: On Friday afternoon you ask "how was my week" and receive a scorecard showing meetings and hours, commitment closure rate against the 12-week median, money findings with receipts, and three prioritized actions for next week. ## Quick Start Ask your assistant to run my weekly review scorecard for the past seven days using the Littlebird MCP.
