Close the week with what actually moved

Claude turns a messy week of notes into what moved, what stalled, and the three things next week is for.

A one-page close: shipped, stalled, and next week's three commitments.

1. 1

   Paste the scraps

   Include the unfinished list. A review of only the wins is a different document.

2. 2

   Cut next week to three

   If the draft allows more, delete down to three you will put on a calendar.

3. 3

   Send it to yourself

   Put the page where you will see it Monday. Do not turn it into a team report unless you mean to.

Close my week. I will paste notes, tickets, and fragments. Turn them into a review I can send to myself.

Return:
- Moved: at most five things that are actually finished or in someone else's hands.
- Stalled: at most five things, each with the blocker in one clause.
- Next week: exactly three commitments I can finish. Not themes. Tasks.
- Drop: items I mentioned that do not deserve a slot.

Do not add motivational language. Do not invent progress that is not in the notes. If a note is ambiguous, leave it in Stalled.

Notes:
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Finished means finished. In progress belongs in Stalled.

Sample case written by Hidden Logic Lab. Not affiliated with Claude.