Agent Skills: Weekly Review

Summarize the past week's daily notes, extracting key findings, links, action items, and potential atomic notes, and write the summary into the matching weekly note.

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weekly-review
Description
Summarize the past week's daily notes, extracting key findings, links, action items, and potential atomic notes, and write the summary into the matching weekly note.

Weekly Review

Purpose

Process a calendar week's daily notes to generate a summary that captures key insights, tracks action items, and identifies ideas worth developing into atomic notes. The summary is written into the ## Review section of that week's weekly note.

Instructions

1. Determine the target week

  • Default to the last completed week (Monday–Sunday). If the user names a specific week or date, use that instead.
  • Compute the weekly note name in gggg-[W]ww format. Use the shell to stay accurate:
    • Last completed week: date -v-7d -v-mon +%G-W%V (e.g. 2026-W24)
    • Current week: date +%G-W%V
  • The weekly note lives at Weekly/<gggg-[W]ww>.md (e.g. Weekly/2026-W24.md).
  • Compute the Monday–Sunday date range for that week (e.g. date -v-7d -v-mon +%Y-%m-%d for the Monday, then add days).

2. Locate and read the week's daily notes

  • Find daily notes in Daily/YYYY/MM-Month/YYYY-MM-DD.md format for each of the 7 days.
  • Read each note that exists, in chronological order. Skip days with no note.

3. Extract and summarize

For each daily note, identify:

| Category | What to look for | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Key findings | Insights, learnings, realizations, decisions made | | Relevant links | URLs, references, resources worth revisiting | | Action items | Tasks mentioned, TODOs, follow-ups needed |

4. Identify emergent topics

Look for recurring themes or ideas that appeared multiple times across the week. These are candidates for atomic notes.

Signs of an emergent topic:

  • Mentioned in more than one of the daily notes
  • An insight that surprised or shifted thinking
  • A connection between previously unrelated ideas
  • Something worth remembering long-term

5. Write the review into the weekly note

The weekly note's ## Review section already contains three empty subsections (created from the template):

### Key Findings
- 

### Potential Atomic Notes
- 

### Action Items
- [ ] 

Fill them in:

  • Key Findings — summarized insights from the week, one bullet each. Reference the relevant [[wikilinks]] inline rather than listing links separately — the source daily notes are already linked from the ## Days list, so a standalone link dump would just duplicate them.
  • Potential Atomic Notes- **[Proposed title as insight]**: [why it deserves its own note].
  • Action Items- [ ] task per outstanding follow-up.

Then write it to Weekly/<gggg-[W]ww>.md:

  • If the weekly note exists: populate the three subsections under ## Review in place — replace the empty placeholder bullets with your content, and leave the rest of the note (Days, anything the user added) untouched. If the user has already written content under a subsection, append rather than overwrite.
  • If the weekly note does not exist: create it from Meta/Templates/Weekly Note Template.md. The template uses Templater syntax (<% %>), which only runs inside Obsidian — so render the equivalent content yourself: the note/weekly tag, a # Week ww, gggg heading, the date range, a ## Days list linking each day ([[YYYY-MM-DD|dddd, MMM D]]), and the ## Review section with the three subsections filled in.

6. Confirm and offer next steps

Report which weekly note was written to. Then ask the user if they'd like to:

  • Create any of the suggested atomic notes
  • Move action items into their Focus section or elsewhere
  • Explore any topic in more depth