Productivity

• You want a single, coherent system for goals, projects, tasks, habits, planning, and reviews — not scattered notes across five apps.
• You're feeling overwhelmed and need help triaging commitments, cutting scope, and identifying real next actions.
• You want to run structured weekly or monthly reviews to keep your system honest and up to date.
• You need a framework that adapts to your real-life context — energy levels, deadlines, childcare, remote work, ADHD, or creative constraints.

• You need calendar integration, email triage, or external service sync — this skill is fully local and makes no network requests.
• You already have a well-maintained productivity system and only need a one-off task list or quick motivation boost.
• You want a system managed through a GUI app rather than plain-text files.

Sets up a structured ~/productivity/ folder hierarchy covering capture, goals, projects, tasks, habits, planning, focus, routines, reviews, commitments, and a parking lot for parked ideas. Everything routes to one trusted place instead of scattered notes.

Includes tailored frameworks for students, executives, freelancers, parents, creatives, managers, entrepreneurs, remote workers, and people navigating burnout, ADHD, or guilt. The system adapts to real constraints rather than applying generic advice.

Enforces a clear separation between outcome goals, the projects that package the work, and the concrete next actions to execute. No goal is left as a vague wish without a project or a next step.

Provides structured review templates that clear stale tasks, reconnect work to priorities, and reset focus. Reviews are treated as the mechanism that keeps the whole system trustworthy over time.

Tracks focus sessions, repeating distractions, and protected time blocks in dedicated files. Helps diagnose whether productivity problems stem from priorities, overload, unclear next actions, or low energy.

All data stays on your machine under ~/productivity/. The skill makes no network requests, reads no calendar or email, and never writes files without explicit user confirmation.

Run the setup flow to create the full ~/productivity/ folder structure. The skill walks you through capturing your goals, active projects, and current commitments, then routes them into the right files so you have a functioning system from day one.

Use the weekly planning and review workflows to build a focused week plan, protect deep work blocks, clear stale tasks, log wins and blockers, and carry forward only what truly matters.

When you're drowning in commitments, the skill helps you triage your inbox and task lists, cut scope, identify the real next action, and simplify your system down to what's actually executable this week.

Track active habits and log the specific friction points that break consistency. The skill helps you redesign habits around your real context rather than idealized routines that collapse under pressure.