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About weekly-digests

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weekly-digests

Generate a serial week-by-week narrative digest of a project's full claude-mem

weekly-digests is a skill from the claude-mem project that writes a serial, week-by-week narrative digest of a project's full claude-mem timeline. Instead of one long report, it produces one chapter per ISO week. The skill splits the timeline into one file per ISO week and then runs one consecutive pass per week. Each pass reads the carry-forward block from the week before, so the story stays coherent from chapter to chapter. The number of chapters equals the number of ISO weeks the timeline covers: a project with two weeks of data gives two chapters, and one with thirty weeks gives thirty. There is no fixed length, so the skill counts the weeks first and then drives the pipeline from that count. It applies when a user asks for weekly digests, a week-by-week story, a serial timeline, story chapters of a project, a digest for each week, or to continue the story week by week. If the user wants a single sweeping report, the skill points to the separate timeline-report skill. The skill is listed on skills.sh, with its security audit results shown there, and it suits a team that wants an ongoing record of a project in weekly installments.

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Price
Free
Made by
thedotmack
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/thedotmack/claude-mem/weekly-digests