Plan and run

Everything here reads and writes the home: tasks are files, goals live in the board, briefings are reports. Ask in plain words, or run a skill as /agent-kevin:<name> in Claude Code or $<name> in Codex, with a playbook after it (goals week); the agent calls tools on its own when a request needs them.

Capability	What it does	Skills and tools
Projects and tasks	One markdown file per task with frontmatter and a thread. A board that regenerates from them.	project tools: task_create, task_update, task_thread, task_query, task_close, task_scan
Roadmap	A north-star plan rendered as one self-contained HTML page: lanes, milestones, horizons, its content kept as JSON other pages can read.	roadmap
Attention	Your day in one place: today cut to three, work carried over, the week and month with their progress, the roadmap milestones in flight, and the reviews and replies waiting on you. Opens the dashboard, one page per project, and writes your standup.	attention tools: attention_write
Goals ladder	Goals for the day, week, month, and year, set by interview and tied to real tasks; the day and the week get scored.	goals
Flywheel	A cross-project working session: catch up on recent sessions, triage every active task against the roadmap, advance each project.	flywheel
Second-model review	A different model reviews anything you made (a proposal, a plan or spec, a document, or code) and writes its findings on one dossier; the agent verifies each finding, fixes the real ones, and hands back the next round.	adversarial-review
Tax and books	What tax you owe right now across your companies and personal return, every deadline as a dated task, receipts filed to a ledger, the monthly close for your accountant, and estimate planning before the penalty, not after.	tax
Briefings and pulses	Morning and evening briefings and a one-minute pulse.	briefing
Session radar	A checklist for every session: what got done, what is in progress, the decisions waiting on you, and its resume command, from the attention skill. Find one by what it did.	attention find-session
Customer bugs and requests with a deployment	Your support channels mined for reported defects and feature asks: a severity-ranked bug report and a voice-of-customer report, both mapped to the backlog.	customer-feedback
Itineraries	A trip planned end to end into a print-ready HTML itinerary.	itinerary

A day with it

1. briefing morning at the start: priorities, drafted artifacts, the goals delta, a per-project pulse.
2. goals day for what today should achieve, then attention plan to cut the day to three: what carried over, what's due, what the roadmap has in flight, who is waiting on you.
3. attention checkpoint all when you have been away: the decisions waiting on you first, then every session's checklist and its resume command.
4. goals week on Monday (goals week interview for the full grilling), goals month on the first, goals year each quarter. Month and year interview you before drafting.
5. flywheel when several projects need a push in one sitting; sync also runs it, catching up on every session since the last pass.
6. briefing evening at the end: what shipped, what stalled, and tomorrow's first moves, sessions waiting on you included.

Before you act on a plan, a spec, or a proposal, adversarial-review gets a different model's cold read on it and fixes what holds up. See Second-model review.

attention keeps one page for today, this week, and this month, for all your work or one project, fed by your roadmap and your GitHub queue. See Attention.

Tax deadlines for your companies and your own return ride the same task board: tax turns each obligation into a dated task, files receipts, and closes the month for your accountant. See Tax and books.