What you get
Something missing from the calendar is not proof it did not happen — it asks you first.
A Weekly Review That Cross-Checks Talk Against Calendar
Added 2026-08-06Evidence is ordered by availability: your spoken reflection first, then the calendar, then notes, then the long-running responsibilities. The window is stated explicitly as Monday 00:00 to the following Monday.
Follow-up questions are capped hard: three per round, three rounds at most, and only where ambiguity would change a conclusion or next week's priorities. Calendar time is forced into five buckets — direct revenue, near-term monetisation, long-term assets, life baseline, and undefined effort, the last usually the informative one. The report hunts for wasted energy. One counter-intuitive rule: it will not assign next week's tasks to a day or slot; only commitments you already timed reach the calendar.