skills/daily-review/SKILL.md
Daily Review (Meta-Skill) — orchestrates child skills: gather browser history, AI transcripts, app usage, process Telegram inbox, process Chrome bookmarks, snapshot portfolio DAU, sync all projects, suggest agent tasks, suggest today's plan, sync to calendar, and save the review.
npx skillsauth add razbakov/skills skills/daily-reviewInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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⚠️ Migration in progress (razbakov/ikigai#73): Control Center has moved from Notion to GitHub Issues + Project v2. When this skill references creating/reading/updating Notion cards or pages, translate to GitHub equivalents:
- Create card →
gh issue create --repo <project-repo> --title "<title>" --label agent:<name> --body "<S3 body>"thengh project item-add 5 --owner razbakov --url <issue-url>- Read cards →
gh issue list --repo <repo> --label agent:<name> --state open(or across repos viagh search issues "org:razbakov label:agent:<name> state:open")- Update card status → move on board:
gh project item-editwith the Status field, or close viagh issue close- Board columns: Inbox → To do → In progress → To review → Done
- Do not call any
notion-*MCP tools — the Notion MCP is disabled.
Run from the ikigai project directory. Gathers yesterday's activity, syncs all project next steps (with full git analysis), suggests today's plan, and adds approved plan to Google Calendar. Saves the review to sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-daily-review.md.
This meta-skill orchestrates the following child skills in order:
User says "daily review", "let's review projects", "daily check-in", or invokes /daily-review.
~/Projects/ikigaigog cal~/Projects/PROJECTS.md in ikigai workspaceREADME.md in ikigai workspacesessions/Run steps 1-5 in parallel where possible to save time.
Invoke: //daily-review-browser-history
Captures: sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-browser.md
Invoke: //daily-review-ai-transcripts
Captures: sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-ai-sessions.md
Invoke: //daily-review-app-usage
Depends on: Step 1 (appends to browser.md)
Captures: App usage section in sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-browser.md
Invoke: //process-inbox
Captures: Telegram export → Notion cards → agent dispatch. Saves inbox/YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM.md, creates Control Center cards, dispatches agents for "To do" items.
Invoke: //daily-review-browser-bookmarks
Captures: inbox/YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-bookmarks.md, updated project docs
Invoke: //analytics-check (portfolio mode, no save)
Captures: per-project DAU table in the daily review file. DAU is a shared organ — multiple agents read the snapshot daily to pull different levers:
Keep the daily output short: one row per project with yesterday's DAU, a delta vs the 7-day baseline, and a flag column noting which agent should look at it (tracking gap → Viktor; flat above 0 → Luna or Kai based on project type; hitting target → nobody).
Invoke: //daily-review-sync-projects
Depends on: Steps 4-5 (Telegram and bookmark items may add tasks to projects)
Captures: Numbered project list with a/b/c task IDs, updated PROJECTS.md
User interaction: "Which projects do you want to focus on today?"
Invoke: //suggest-tasks
Depends on: Step 6 (needs project list, PROJECTS.md, and Notion state)
Captures: "Suggested" cards in Notion Control Center with agent assignments (Viktor/Luna/Marco/Kai)
No user interaction needed — cards are created silently. The suggest-plan step (7) will mention how many agent tasks were suggested.
Invoke: //daily-review-suggest-plan
Depends on: Steps 1-6 (needs yesterday's data + project list with task IDs)
Captures: OKR view with proposed schedule
User interaction: "Does this plan work, or do you want to adjust?"
Invoke: //daily-review-calendar-sync
Depends on: Step 7 (needs approved schedule)
Captures: List of calendar events created
Invoke: //daily-review-save-review
Depends on: All previous steps
Captures: sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-daily-review.md
User interaction: Personal journaling prompt. (Scrum standup is handled separately by /daily-standup at 9am.)
/daily-review-{name}~/Projects/<name>/.gitdevelopment
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development
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