A personal week-in-review written for you — decisions, risks, wins, and what's coming next.
By Friday you've had 30 meetings, 200 Slack messages, and a handful of docs updated. This skill reads your Slack mentions, calendar, and Drive activity to produce a clean weekly brief.
Prompt Template
/schedule
Read for activity from the last 7 days:
- My Slack mentions and DMs
- My Google Calendar events (attended and upcoming)
- Google Drive documents modified in the last 7 days
## Week of {{WEEK_DATE_RANGE}}
Key Decisions
Decisions made this week from meetings, Slack, or docs. One sentence each. If discussed but not decided, put in Open Questions.
Risks & Blockers
Anything that slowed progress or is unresolved. Include owner and what's needed to unblock.
Important Conversations
2–4 bullets of recurring themes or significant exchanges — signal only.
Shipped
Features, experiments, or changes that went live. Link to ticket or doc if available.
Upcoming Deadlines
Meetings, launches, or deliverables in the next 7–14 days.
Rules:
- Keep the whole brief under 400 words
- Lead each section with the most important item
- If a section has nothing to report, write "Nothing notable this week"
- Save to {{OUTPUT_FOLDER}} as PM-Brief-YYYY-MM-DD.md
- Return the Drive link when done
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## Setup
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **MCPs required** | Slack, Google Calendar, Google Drive |
| **Output** | `PM-Brief-YYYY-MM-DD.md` → `/Product/Weekly briefs` |
| **Scheduler** | Weekly, Friday afternoon |
## Placeholders to fill in
- `{{WEEK_DATE_RANGE}}` — Auto-populated by the scheduler
- `{{OUTPUT_FOLDER}}` — e.g. `/Product/Weekly briefs`
## Tips
- Run on Friday — you'll start Monday knowing exactly where things stand.
- Share Risks & Blockers with your manager directly if anything needs escalating.
- Pair with `stakeholder-update` to turn this into a polished leadership update.