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weekly-review

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Weekly vault maintenance — empty the inbox, update projects, restamp current-focus, archive what is stale.

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/weekly-review — keep the brain clean

A vault rots without this. Walk the user through it; act only on confirmation.

Step 1 — Empty the inbox

For each item in inbox/ (and ## 💡 Captured in recent daily notes), route it to exactly one:

  • Trash — delete.
  • Note — durable insight → rewrite as an atomic note in notes/ (from templates/note.md), linked to related notes. This is the high-value step.
  • Action → into a projects/ or areas/ note as a - [ ].
  • Resource → file under resources/. Goal: inbox/ empty (or close) by the end.

Step 2 — Update projects

For each file in projects/: still active? Update ## Next actions. If done, set status: done and move to archives/. If stalled with no next action, either define one or park it in archives/.

Step 3 — Review areas

Skim areas/*: are you holding the standard you set? Note anything slipping.

Step 4 — Restamp focus

Rewrite context/current-focus.md for the coming week (this week / blocked / parked). Stamp today.

Step 5 — Capture decisions

Append any decisions made during review to decisions/log.md.

Close

One-line summary: items processed, notes created, projects closed, focus updated. Suggest running /audit-notes score if it's been a week, or /retrospective if it's been two.

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