skills/done/SKILL.md
Process daily completion notes — remove done items from memory, promote wins, update cross-references. Use when the user says "done", "finished", "completed", "shipped", or lists things they've accomplished.
npx skillsauth add EqualsGroup/claude-executive-assistant doneInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Process the user's "done" items and update all memory files accordingly.
Read all memory files from $EA_ROOT/ in parallel:
memory/my-work.mdmemory/projects.mdmemory/people/ — read all person filesmemory/dynamics.mdmemory/company.mdmemory/meetings.mdFor each item the user mentions as completed:
Task completions:
Project milestones:
People observations:
memory/people/Decisions:
FYI items:
Report what was updated:
## Done Processing
### Removed from my-work.md
- [item] (was in [tier])
### Added to Recent Wins
- [item] — [why it's a win]
### Updated
- [file]: [what changed]
### New items added
- [item] → [file] ([tier] if my-work.md)
memory/people/ but only remove from my-work.md if it was the user's tracking itemtools
Compare user's data files against the current plugin scaffold to find and fix structural drift — missing sections, wrong placements, format mismatches, CLAUDE.md rule drift, stale placeholders, and directory gaps. Use when the user says "upgrade", "check for updates", "compare scaffold", or after a plugin update.
development
Sync memory files from external sources (~~documents, ~~messaging, ~~code) using parallel subagents. Use when the user says "sync", "refresh", "pull latest", or "update from sources".
testing
Interactive setup wizard — initializes the EA memory folder, fills in placeholders, and checks connector availability. Use when the user says "setup", "initialize", "get started", or when the SessionStart hook reports memory is not initialized.
testing
Review a document with full memory context, then post structured comments on specific sections. Use when the user says "review this", "look at this doc", "give me feedback on", or shares a document link for analysis.