Repeatable Planning, Triage, and Review

Turn recurring work into capacity-aware plans, actionable queues, evidence-based reviews, and reusable procedures.

Productivityweekly-planningtask-triage
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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

Prompt“I need workflow patterns for my development tasks. What's available in this collection?”
Beforegeneric AI agent
There are various workflow patterns you can use to automate tasks. You could build workflows for things like code review pipelines, deployment automation, or data processing. The exact skills available would depend on what's in the collection. You might want to explore the documentation to see which patterns fit your workflow. A good approach would be to look at examples and adapt them to your needs.
Afterwith Repeatable Planning, Triage, and Review
TAPESTRY SKILLS COLLECTION INDEX

AVAILABLE SKILLS: 18 total

DEVELOPMENT WORKFLOWS
-> code-review-pipeline: fan-out, 2+ reviewer agents, approval gates
-> git-commit-standardizer: enforces conventional commits, auto-formats
-> dependency-updater: scans package.json, creates PRs for updates
-> test-failure-isolator: bisects test failures to specific commit

DEPLOYMENT & OPS
-> blue-green-deploy: staging validation -> production flip
-> rollback-trigger: detects deployment failure, initiates rollback
-> observability-checker: smoke tests post-deploy, alerts on SLO breach
-> log-analyzer: tails production logs, clusters errors by signature

DATA & ANALYTICS
-> sql-query-generator: natural language -> SQL + safety validation
-> data-migration-auditor: compares schema before/after, detects data loss
-> analytics-dashboard-builder: auto-generates dashboards from schema

CONTENT & DOCS
-> readme-generator: reads code, produces reference documentation
-> changelog-editor: git log -> semantic changelog with links
-> api-spec-extractor: code -> OpenAPI 3.0 spec

TEAM COLLABORATION
-> incident-postmortem-writer: incident timeline -> analysis memo
-> onboarding-path-builder: new hire -> personalized learning sequence
-> standup-generator: pull unfinished tasks + PRs into daily briefing

GET STARTED: Pick a skill, invoke with /skill-name

About this skill

Your weekly plan keeps rolling over, your backlog keeps growing, and every review starts from scratch. Apply a named procedure to the work in front of you, with explicit decisions about what fits, what matters, and what needs evidence.

What it does

  • Builds plans around fixed commitments, available capacity, dependencies, and explicit tradeoffs.
  • Triages incoming work into actionable, blocked, deferred, delegated, or dropped items.
  • Reviews commitments against evidence without treating silence as completion.
  • Cleans up scattered notes while preserving decisions, open questions, and unresolved contradictions.
  • Accounts for every input item so tasks cannot silently disappear during consolidation.
  • Produces compact procedure cards for repeating an established workflow in later sessions.

What you get

A completed plan, triaged queue, review, or cleaned document using your actual material. When useful, you also get a short procedure card that preserves the same rules and output fields for the next run.

Best for

Developers, team leads, and individual contributors who repeatedly plan work, process task lists, review progress, or turn messy notes into usable records.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: repeatable-planning-triage-and-review
description: Applies four self-contained procedures for capacity-aware planning, task triage, evidence-based reviews, and documentation cleanup. Preserves input coverage, makes tradeoffs explicit, and keeps repeat runs consistent. Use when the user says "plan my week", "triage this backlog", "run my weekly review", "clean up these notes", "my to-do list keeps growing", "we keep reinventing this process", or "make this repeatable".
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