Plan Week

Pull this week's calendar:

python ~/job-search/read_calendar.py events 7
python ~/job-search/read_calendar.py available 5

Step 2: Score Last Week

If weekly-plan.md has a real plan (not a placeholder), score it:

• Count completed [x] vs incomplete [ ] tasks
• Report completion rate per priority level
• Note what carried forward and why

Step 3: Set This Week's Priorities

Ask: "What are your top priorities this week?"

Rules:

• Maximum 4 priorities
• Each gets a P-level (P1 through P4)
• If the user says "everything is P1" — push back: "If you could only finish ONE thing this week, what is it?"
• Cross-reference against career-strategy.md current priorities
• Flag if this week's priorities don't align with stated career strategy

Step 4: Build the Daily Plan

For each day (Mon–Sun):

Weekdays (Mon–Fri):

• Assign 2-3 tasks from the priority list
• Check calendar for existing commitments
• Identify focus block opportunities in available slots
• Every task must tie to a P-level
• No vague tasks — be specific and completable

Weekends (Sat–Sun):

• Include personal activities (family, fitness, errands)
• Add 1-2 optional work tasks (lower priority, prep, learning)
• Account for personal schedule commitments
• Keep work items light — weekends are recovery + personal time

Step 5: Plan Workout Sessions

Run /plan-workout to pull last performance data and pre-populate the coming week's sessions. If the user specified gym days during priority-setting, pass those along. Otherwise /plan-workout will ask.

Step 6: Create Calendar Focus Blocks

For each major weekday work block:

python ~/job-search/calendar_manager.py focus "<title>" "<date>" "<HH:MM>" "<HH:MM>" "<description>"

• If a weekday has no focus blocks, flag it
• Do NOT create focus blocks on weekends

Dry-run mode: Skip this step. Show what blocks would be created instead.

Step 7: Write the Weekly Plan

Overwrite weekly-plan.md with the full plan.

Dry-run mode: Write to ~/temp/weekly-plan-test.md instead.

Use this structure:

# Weekly Plan: [Date Range]

## Week Focus
[One sentence: what makes this a successful week]

## Priorities (Force Ranked)
1. **P1:** [Most important outcome]
2. **P2:** [Second priority]
3. **P3:** [Third priority]
4. **P4:** [Fourth if applicable]

## Daily Plan

### Monday [Date]
- [ ] [Task] (P1)
- [ ] [Task] (P2)

### Tuesday [Date]
...

### Saturday [Date]
- [ ] [Personal activity]
- [ ] [Optional work task] (P3)

### Sunday [Date]
- [ ] [Personal activity]
- [ ] Run /plan-week for next week

## Time Blocks Created
| Day | Time | Block | Priority |
|-----|------|-------|----------|

## Mid-Week Adjustments
[Empty — filled by /standup]

## End of Week Score
[Empty — filled by /review-week]

Step 8: Generate Dashboard

python ~/plan_week_dashboard.py --generate

Open in browser:

# macOS
open ~/temp/plan_week.html

# Windows
start "" "C:/path/to/temp/plan_week.html"

# Linux
xdg-open ~/temp/plan_week.html

Step 9: Confirm

Present the plan summary. Wait for confirmation before finalizing.