Reset your week · edozi.ai

Your workflow

Review each handoff before moving on

Close the open loops
Weekly review by Alireza Rezvani ↗
Review stalled projects and commitments to recover a trustworthy picture of your work.
Carry forward
An updated project list with next actions and deferred work.
Protect your attention
Meetings by Alireza Rezvani ↗
Decide which blockers need a meeting and which can be resolved asynchronously.
Carry forward
Necessary conversations with timeboxed agendas and intended outcomes.
Write the weekly brief
Doc coauthoring by Anthropic ↗
Bring priorities, constraints, and commitments into one concise document you can review daily.
Carry forward
A one-page weekly plan with the top outcomes, owners, and dates.

What good looks like

The plan fits the time you actually have.
Urgent commitments and blocked work are visible.
Each active project has a next action; deferred work is explicit.

Take the brief with you

Replace the bracketed details, set up the source skills in your agent, then use this brief to guide the work.

Help me reset the coming week using [task list] and [calendar summary]. My available focus time is [hours]. Produce a realistic plan with three priority outcomes and clear next actions.

Inputs to gather:
- Current projects, loose tasks, and deadlines
- Calendar commitments and available working time
- Decisions or conversations that are blocking progress

Requirements: A compatible agent. Provide an exported task list and calendar summary, or connect only the tools needed to inspect them.

Follow this sequence. Review each handoff before continuing. Tell me when a required tool or input is missing; do not claim work was done without evidence.

1. Close the open loops — Weekly review
Review stalled projects and commitments to recover a trustworthy picture of your work.
Handoff: An updated project list with next actions and deferred work.
Skill source: https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/blob/19392f7a08264ed00486a251f5b2098321771f94/productivity/weekly-review/skills/weekly-review/SKILL.md

2. Protect your attention — Meetings
Decide which blockers need a meeting and which can be resolved asynchronously.
Handoff: Necessary conversations with timeboxed agendas and intended outcomes.
Skill source: https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/blob/19392f7a08264ed00486a251f5b2098321771f94/productivity/meetings/skills/meetings/SKILL.md

3. Write the weekly brief — Doc coauthoring
Bring priorities, constraints, and commitments into one concise document you can review daily.
Handoff: A one-page weekly plan with the top outcomes, owners, and dates.
Skill source: https://github.com/anthropics/skills/blob/33375500bcea98d610eb30ce10ac4e59b89c390d/skills/doc-coauthoring/SKILL.md

Final output: A prioritised weekly plan with explicit commitments.

Review checklist:
- The plan fits the time you actually have.
- Urgent commitments and blocked work are visible.
- Each active project has a next action; deferred work is explicit.

Follow my agent and project instructions. Ask before sending, publishing, deploying, or spending when I have not already authorised that action.

Your workflow

Close the open loops

Protect your attention

Write the weekly brief

What good looks like

Take the brief with you

A different goal in mind?

Become a more effective founder

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