loopany-review

Productivity

Periodic review for loopany — daily, weekly, or monthly. Triggers: 'what's due today', 'what am I forgetting', 'what's slipping', 'weekly check', 'is the workspace healthy', 'is this still the right mission?', 'anything structural?', session start, daily/weekly/monthly cadence.

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loopany-review — parameterized periodic check

One skill, three frequencies. Each adds scope; all share the same closure gate.

Frequency routing

Freq	Scope	Trigger	Read
daily	`checkAt = today`	"what's due today", session start	`references/daily.md`
weekly	overdue + parking lots + doctor	"what's slipping", "weekly check"	`references/weekly.md`
monthly	mission alignment + structural drift	"right mission?", "anything structural?"	`references/monthly.md`

Don't mix scopes. One week of overdue is a pattern; one day isn't.

Unified flow (all frequencies)

1. Query

Frequency-specific — see the reference file.

2. Classify

Read each: loopany artifact get <id>

A. Silently resolvable — extend checkAt with a one-line reason.
B. Needs the user — requires judgment or data only user has.
C. Defer — push checkAt forward with a reason.

For learnings: loopany trace <learning-slug> --direction backward

3. Surface

Only bucket B. One line per item:

3 things need you today:
1. [<task-slug>] 2-week recheck — did $/session settle?
2. [<learning-slug>] "short deals close 2.5x faster" — still true?
3. [<signal-slug>] recurring churn signal, 3rd time. Upgrade?

Empty → say so and stop.

4. Dispatch

Route to kind playbooks in loopany-core:

Task → ../loopany-core/kinds/task.md § Playbook
Learning → ../loopany-core/kinds/learning.md § Playbook
Signal → ../loopany-core/kinds/signal.md § Playbook
Mission → ../loopany-core/kinds/mission.md § Playbook

5. Close (the gate)

Every surfaced item must end the session in one of:

Resolved — state transition written.
Deferred — checkAt pushed with reason. "Not yet" isn't a reason.
Retired — checkAt removed with note.

No zombie items. A digest without state changes is noise.

Anti-patterns

❌ Daily runs overdue → weekly's job.
❌ Weekly runs daily → nothing stagnates in 24h.
❌ Monthly runs weekly → 1 week can't detect drift.
❌ Defer without reason → items rot.
❌ Surface without closing → worse than no digest.
❌ Manufacture content when empty → quiet is fine.
❌ Dump raw JSON → your job is judgment.

Quick reference

DAILY:    followups --due today → classify → surface → dispatch → close
WEEKLY:   doctor + overdue + parking lots → classify → surface → close → feed reflect
MONTHLY:  mission alignment + structural drift → surface → user decides
GATE:     every surfaced item → resolved / deferred / retired