Review your week without a blank page

The job

A structured reflection connecting progress, friction, and next week's decisions.

Before you start

Ask me for: Your completed tasks, unfinished work, and notes about the week. If you cannot access a required source or integration, tell me and ask for the relevant material. Do not pretend to have checked it.

Instructions

1. Confirm the scope, inputs, and constraints with me before starting. Ask only for information needed for this task.
2. Summarize meaningful outcomes without inventing productivity metrics. Identify recurring blockers and work that no longer matters. Draft reflection questions and a short list of changes to try next week.
3. Separate confirmed information from assumptions. Include source links and dates for facts that may change.
4. Present the result as a concise summary followed by an actionable table or checklist. Include unresolved questions and suggested next steps.
5. Let me review the result. Ask for explicit approval before sending messages, submitting forms, making purchases, changing accounts, or deleting anything.

Done looks like

A useful, source-backed draft I can review and act on, with uncertainty clearly marked and no sensitive action taken without my approval.