Week Review

Purpose

Create a synthesis of the week reviewing activity, progress, and what was accomplished. Uses concrete metrics, not vague percentages.

Data Sources

1. Task Progress

• 03-Tasks/Tasks.md — Task completion status
• 02-Week_Priorities/Week_Priorities.md — Weekly priorities

2. Project Activity

• 04-Projects/**/*.md — Modified this week

3. Meetings & People

• 00-Inbox/Meetings/*.md — Meeting notes from this week
• People/**/*.md — Person pages updated

4. Learnings

• 06-Resources/Learnings/**/*.md — Explicit learnings
• System/Session_Learnings/*.md — Auto-captured session learnings

5. Daily Reviews

• 07-Archives/Reviews/Daily_Review_YYYY-MM-DD.md — This week's reviews

6. Journals (If Enabled)

• 00-Inbox/Journals/YYYY/MM-Month/ — Morning/evening journals

Analysis Process

1. Weekly Priority Completion (Concrete, Not Percentages)

Don't say: "Goal X went from 40% to 55%" Do say: "You completed 2 of 3 weekly priorities"

Use: get_week_progress()

For each weekly priority:

• Complete: ✅ What was the deliverable? When did you finish?
• In Progress: 🔄 What specifically got done? What's left?
• Not Started: ❌ Why? Should it carry forward?

Surface concrete accomplishments:

"This week's priorities:

1. ✅ Ship pricing page — Complete (pushed to prod Wednesday)

   • Deliverable: New pricing page live at /pricing
   • Tasks completed: 5 of 5

2. 🔄 Write Q1 strategy doc — 60% complete

   • Done: Outline, competitive analysis, recommendations
   • Remaining: Executive summary, financial projections
   • 2 tasks left

3. ❌ Customer interviews — Not started

   • Reason: Calendar was too stacked
   • Recommendation: Carry to next week with protected time"

1.5 Semantic Goal-to-Work Mapping (if QMD available)

Check if semantic search is available by looking for qmd in PATH.

If available, enhance the weekly priority review with meaning-based analysis:

1. Auto-detect goal contributions: For each completed task this week, search:

   qmd query "task title/description" --limit 3
   

   against quarterly goals. Catch tasks that advanced goals without explicit links.

   • Example: "Built customer health dashboard" semantically matches goal "Improve NPS tracking" — different words, same work.

2. Cross-priority connections: Search for work that bridges multiple priorities:

   qmd query "priority 1 description" --limit 5
   

   Surface tasks that contributed to more than one priority.

3. Thematic patterns: Search for recurring themes across the week's work:

   qmd query "common theme from meetings/tasks" --limit 5
   

   Detect patterns like "most of your work this week clustered around customer retention" even when tasks used different terminology.

Integration: Merge findings into the Quarterly Goals table — add a "Hidden contributions" row for semantically-detected but not explicitly-linked work. Only show genuinely new connections, not things already captured by keyword matching.

If QMD unavailable: Skip silently. Task completion stats still work fine.

2. Task Completion Stats (Concrete Numbers)

Scan 03-Tasks/Tasks.md for completion timestamps from this week:

• Count tasks completed (look for ✅ YYYY-MM-DD in date range)
• Count tasks added mid-week
• Count tasks carried over

Surface:

"Tasks this week:

• Completed: 14 tasks
• Added mid-week: 6 tasks (scope creep?)
• Carried over: 3 tasks

Completion rate: 82% (14 of 17 planned)"

3. Quarterly Goals Progress (Concrete Milestones)

Don't use fake percentages. Use milestone counts and specific accomplishments.

Use: get_quarterly_goals()
Use: get_goal_status(goal_id) for each goal

For each goal:

• Milestones completed this week
• Total milestones done vs. total
• Weeks since last milestone
• Specific accomplishments that moved the goal

"Quarterly Goals Progress:

Goal	Milestones	This Week	Status
Launch v2.0	3 of 5	+1 (Pricing page shipped)	On track
Improve NPS	1 of 4	No change	⚠️ Stalled (3 weeks)
Team Capacity	2 of 3	No change	On track

Goal 1 advanced because you completed Priority 1. Goal 2 needs attention — no linked work completed this week."

4. Daily Completion Rate Trend (NEW)

If daily reviews exist, calculate completion trends:

"Daily plan completion this week:

Day	Planned	Done	Rate
Mon	3	2	67%
Tue	3	3	100%
Wed	3	2	67%
Thu	3	1	33%
Fri	3	2	67%

Week average: 67% Pattern: Thursday was rough (too many meetings?)"

5. Meeting Analysis

Review meeting notes from the week:

• Meetings held
• Key decisions
• Action items created
• Follow-ups that might have slipped

5.5 Commitment Health Analysis (NEW)

If ScreenPipe and Commitment Detection are available, show aggregate stats:

Use: get_commitment_stats(
    start_date="YYYY-MM-DD",  # Monday of this week
    end_date="YYYY-MM-DD"     # Today
)

Surface to user:

"📊 Commitment Health This Week

Detected across apps: 12 potential commitments Already had tasks: 7 (58%) Created from prompts: 3 Dismissed as handled: 2

Apps with most uncaptured asks:

1. Slack - 5 items
2. Email - 4 items
3. Notion - 3 items

People who asked most of you:

1. Sarah Chen - 4 asks
2. Product team - 3 asks

💡 Consider: Check Slack more frequently for asks, or run /commitment-scan mid-week"

If no commitment data: Skip this section silently (user may not have ScreenPipe or commitment detection enabled).

6. Learning Compilation & Pattern Detection

Review System/Session_Learnings/ files from this week:

Pattern Detection:

• Recurring issues: Same mistake 2+ times? Suggest adding to Mistake_Patterns.md
• Consistent preferences: User repeatedly mentioned a workflow preference?

"This week's session learnings revealed:

Recurring Issues:

• Calendar overload (mentioned 3 times) — Consider blocking focus time

Workflow Preferences:

• Prefer morning for deep work (mentioned 2 times)

Should I add these to your pattern files?"

Output Format

Create 00-Inbox/Weekly_Synthesis_YYYY-MM-DD.md:

# Weekly Synthesis — Week of [Date]

## TL;DR

- **Weekly priorities:** [X] of 3 complete
- **Tasks:** [X] completed / [Y] planned — [Z]% completion
- **Meetings:** [N] total
- **Key wins:** [1-2 bullets]
- **Carried over:** [1-2 items]

---

## 🎯 Weekly Priorities

### 1. [Priority 1] — ✅ Complete

**Deliverable:** [What was shipped/finished]
**Completed:** [Day]
**Tasks:** 5 of 5

### 2. [Priority 2] — 🔄 In Progress (60%)

**Done this week:**
- [Specific accomplishment]
- [Specific accomplishment]

**Remaining:**
- [Specific task]
- [Specific task]

### 3. [Priority 3] — ❌ Not Started

**Why:** [Reason]
**Recommendation:** [Carry forward / Deprioritize / Defer]

---

## 📊 Task Completion

| Metric | Count |
|--------|-------|
| Tasks completed | 14 |
| Tasks added mid-week | 6 |
| Tasks carried over | 3 |
| **Completion rate** | **82%** |

**Observation:** [Any patterns — e.g., lots of scope creep]

---

## 🎯 Quarterly Goals

| Goal | Milestones | This Week | Status |
|------|------------|-----------|--------|
| [Goal 1] | X of Y | +Z | [Status] |
| [Goal 2] | X of Y | — | [Status] |
| [Goal 3] | X of Y | +Z | [Status] |

**Goals advancing:** [Which ones moved]
**Goals stalled:** [Which ones need attention]

---

## 📊 Daily Completion Trend

| Day | Planned | Done | Rate |
|-----|---------|------|------|
| Mon | 3 | 2 | 67% |
| Tue | 3 | 3 | 100% |
| Wed | 3 | 2 | 67% |
| Thu | 3 | 1 | 33% |
| Fri | 3 | 2 | 67% |

**Week average:** [X]%
**Observation:** [Pattern noticed]

---

## 📅 Meetings & People

### Meetings Held

| Date | Topic | Key Outcome |
|------|-------|-------------|
| [Day] | [Topic] | [Decision/insight] |

### New Contacts
- [Name] at [Company] — [context]

### Action Items from Meetings
- [ ] [Action] — for [who] — due [when]

---

## 💡 Learnings

### Session Learnings (Auto-Captured)
- [Learning 1]
- [Learning 2]

### Patterns Identified
- **Recurring issue:** [Issue] (appeared X times)
- **Preference noted:** [Preference]

### Actionable Improvements
- [ ] [Specific improvement to make]

---

## 📊 Pillar Balance

| Pillar | Tasks Done | Focus |
|--------|------------|-------|
| [Pillar 1] | X tasks | Heavy |
| [Pillar 2] | X tasks | Light |
| [Pillar 3] | X tasks | None |

**Observation:** [Balance assessment]

---

## ➡️ Next Week

### Suggested Priorities

Based on this week's progress:

1. **[Priority]** — [Why: carries over / goal needs attention / commitment]
2. **[Priority]** — [Why]
3. **[Priority]** — [Why]

### Blocked Items Needing Resolution

| Item | Blocked Since | What Would Unblock It |
|------|---------------|-----------------------|
| [Item] | [Date] | [Action needed] |

---

## 🏆 Career Evidence (If Career System Enabled)

**Significant accomplishments worth capturing:**

- [Accomplishment] — demonstrates [skill]
- [Accomplishment] — shows [impact]

> "Want to save any of these as career evidence?"

---

*Generated: [timestamp]*
*Weekly completion: X of 3 priorities*
*Task completion: X%*

Innovation Concierge: Top 3 This Week

At the end of the weekly review, surface the top backlog ideas:

1. Call list_ideas(status="active", min_score=70) from Improvements MCP
2. Pick the top 3 ideas by score that haven't been surfaced in the last week review
3. Include in the output format as a section:

## 🤖 Top 3 Dex Improvement Ideas

Your AI-curated backlog has surfaced these high-impact ideas:

1. **[idea-XXX]** Title (Score: XX)
   Why now: [Brief evidence or timeliness reason]

2. **[idea-XXX]** Title (Score: XX)
   Why now: [Brief evidence]

3. **[idea-XXX]** Title (Score: XX)
   Why now: [Brief evidence]

> Interested? Run `/dex-improve [idea-id]` to workshop any of these.
> Run `/dex-backlog` to see the full ranked backlog.

Rules:

• Only show ideas with score >= 70 (don't surface low-value noise)
• Prefer ideas with recent "Why Now?" evidence
• If fewer than 3 qualifying ideas, show however many exist
• If no qualifying ideas, skip this section entirely
• This is a gentle nudge, not a sales pitch

Follow-up Actions

After synthesis:

1. Update Tasks.md with new priorities
2. Archive completed items
3. Update project pages with status changes
4. Offer to run /week-plan for next week

MCP Dependencies

Track Usage (Silent)

Update System/usage_log.md to mark weekly review as used.

Analytics (Silent):

Call track_event with event_name week_review_completed and properties:

• priorities_completed: number of priorities completed
• priorities_total: total number of priorities
• tasks_completed: number of tasks completed this weekThis only fires if the user has opted into analytics. No action needed if it returns "analytics_disabled".