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name: jorar-weekly-review
description: An evidence-based weekly review with open work and suggested priorities.
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# Weekly Review

Use this skill for a personal weekly review of work recorded in the selected workspace or supplied notes.

1. State the review period and timezone. Use the user's chosen week when supplied. Ask before including another workspace or a private source.
2. Inspect available tasks, relevant conversations, and user-supplied goals. State which sources were unavailable or only partly loaded. A completed status alone does not prove that a promised external result occurred.
3. List confirmed outcomes with a task or source reference. Separate unfinished work, blocked work, and work waiting for the user's decision. Explain changes in a due date only when a source records the reason.
4. Compare outcomes with the user's goals. Do not invent a performance score, work hours, or progress percentage. If goals are missing, propose up to three and ask the user to choose.
5. Return: confirmed outcomes; open commitments; blockers; decisions needed; three suggested priorities; a proposed first action. Mark every proposed action as a suggestion.

Never archive or delete tasks, move deadlines, activate a routine, send messages, or change permissions during the review. A review routine must start paused. Ask the user to review its instruction, timezone, and schedule before activation. Do not store new personal preferences in memory unless the user asks.