What problem does it solve? Weekly retrospectives often rely on memory and impressions, producing vague summaries and forgotten insights. This Skill grounds the review in facts by pulling the week's git history, new entries in the learnings journal, and plan statuses, then turns them into a concise report and next week's priorities. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fact-based weekly summary: Collects git log output, docs/learnings.md entries, and docs/PLAN.md phase statuses to build a done/learned/stuck recap. - Next-week prioritization: Produces 3-5 prioritized items (P0 to P2) drawn from the plan and roadmap. - Persistent reporting and memory compounding: Saves reports to docs/reviews/YYYY-MM-DD.md and promotes significant insights into the learnings journal. - Use Case: On Monday morning, ask for a weekly review and receive a dated report summarizing last week's commits and learnings plus five priorities for the coming week, with an option to schedule it recurring. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the weekly review and summarize this week's git activity, learnings, and plan status into a report with next week's priorities.