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wrapup

Produce an end-of-day, end-of-week, or end-of-period summary as a Google Doc in the Wrapups folder. Lists achievements and open items.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin schedule-manager

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This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

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Generates a structured Google Doc summarising what got done in a period and what's still open. The cadence is user-driven — daily, weekly, end-of-project, whatever.

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Wrapup

Generates a structured Google Doc summarising what got done in a period and what's still open. The cadence is user-driven — daily, weekly, end-of-project, whatever.

Steps

Read config. Resolve workspace MCP alias and drive_folders.wrapups.

Determine period. Ask the user (or accept from arguments): EOD today, EOW this week, custom range. Resolve start/end timestamps in config.defaults.timezone.

Pull source data for the period:

Calendar events (attended, with attendees)
Todoist completed tasks
Todoist tasks still open with due dates inside the period (carry-overs)

Draft sections:

Header: period label + date stamp
Achievements: completed tasks + significant events
Open items: unfinished tasks (with due dates), commitments made in meetings
Notes: free-text section the user can extend

Create the Doc in drive_folders.wrapups. Naming: Wrapup — <period label> — YYYY-MM-DD.

Return the Doc link to the user. Optionally offer to email it via email-agenda-style flow (reuse the email helper if available).

Notes

This is read-write to Drive but read-only to Calendar/Todoist. Don't mark tasks complete or modify events from within wrapup.

Morning-brief reads the most recent wrapup; keep the structure stable so morning-brief can parse it.

Wrapup

Generates a structured Google Doc summarising what got done in a period and what's still open. The cadence is user-driven — daily, weekly, end-of-project, whatever.

Steps

Read config. Resolve workspace MCP alias and drive_folders.wrapups.
Determine period. Ask the user (or accept from arguments): EOD today, EOW this week, custom range. Resolve start/end timestamps in config.defaults.timezone.
Pull source data for the period:
- Calendar events (attended, with attendees)
- Todoist completed tasks
- Todoist tasks still open with due dates inside the period (carry-overs)
Draft sections:
- Header: period label + date stamp
- Achievements: completed tasks + significant events
- Open items: unfinished tasks (with due dates), commitments made in meetings
- Notes: free-text section the user can extend
Create the Doc in drive_folders.wrapups. Naming: Wrapup — <period label> — YYYY-MM-DD.
Return the Doc link to the user. Optionally offer to email it via email-agenda-style flow (reuse the email helper if available).

Notes

This is read-write to Drive but read-only to Calendar/Todoist. Don't mark tasks complete or modify events from within wrapup.
Morning-brief reads the most recent wrapup; keep the structure stable so morning-brief can parse it.