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Skill slogsdon/skills-vault-rituals/skills/plan-tomorrow

Use when /plan-tomorrow is invoked or after /eod. Reads today's EOD audit and proposes tomorrow's focus (1 primary, 2 secondary) accounting for known patterns. Writes a Tomorrow block to today's daily note.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add slogsdon/skills-vault-rituals --skill plan-tomorrow

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Skill: /plan-tomorrow

Tomorrow's plan based on today's audit. Delegate to Qwen.

Steps

  1. Determine today's and tomorrow's dates (YYYY-MM-DD format)
  2. Read these files using obsidian CLI:
    • obsidian read file='Daily/[today's date]' (must contain EOD Audit — run /eod first if missing)
    • obsidian read file='Knowledge/Context/accountability'
    • obsidian read file='Knowledge/Context/patterns'
  3. Call mcp__ollama-agent__qwen_start (standalone) or mcp__plugin_shane-config_ollama-agent__qwen_start (plugin — use whichever is available) with:
    • task: "You are Shane's planning agent. Based on today's EOD audit, known OKRs, and avoidance patterns (all provided), propose tomorrow's plan: 1 primary focus and 2 secondary items. Explicitly account for any 3+ deferral items — either re-commit to them with a reason, or suggest removing them. Be specific, no filler. Output a markdown block ready to paste."
    • skill: "plan-tomorrow"
    • context: content of all three files
  4. Loop: if status is "running", call mcp__ollama-agent__qwen_continue (or mcp__plugin_shane-config_ollama-agent__qwen_continue in plugin) with session_id; repeat until status is "done" or "error"
  5. Run obsidian append file='Daily/[today's date]' content='## Tomorrow ([tomorrow's date])\n\n[Qwen result]'
  6. Commit the vault change:
    VAULT="$HOME/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~md~obsidian/Documents/Personal"
    git -C "$VAULT" add -A && git -C "$VAULT" commit -m "docs: write tomorrow's plan to [today's date] daily note"
    
  7. Present the plan to Shane

Fallback (if qwen_start/qwen_continue unavailable)

Execute the skill directly:

  1. Determine today's and tomorrow's dates (YYYY-MM-DD)
  2. Read the following files via bash:
    • obsidian read file='Daily/[today's date]' — look for ## EOD Audit; if missing, tell Shane to run /eod first
    • obsidian read file='Knowledge/Context/accountability'
    • obsidian read file='Knowledge/Context/patterns'
  3. Analyze the EOD Audit:
    • Note deferred items and their deferral counts
    • Note any PATTERN ALERT items
  4. Review active OKRs in accountability.md and avoidance patterns in patterns.md
  5. Propose tomorrow's plan:
    • Primary (1): most important OKR-aligned item; if a 3+ deferral item is genuinely high priority, either re-commit with a specific reason or explicitly recommend removing it
    • Secondary (2): next two OKR-aligned tasks
    • For each 3+ deferral item: either include it with a "re-commit reason" or mark "suggest removing — not actually a priority"
  6. Write the following block to Daily/[today's date].md under ## Tomorrow ([tomorrow's date]):
    ## Tomorrow ([tomorrow's date])
    
    **Primary:** [task]
    **Secondary:**
    - [task 1]
    - [task 2]
    
    **On deferred items:**
    - [task]: [re-commit reason] OR [suggest removing]
    
  7. Commit the vault change:
    VAULT="$HOME/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~md~obsidian/Documents/Personal"
    git -C "$VAULT" add -A && git -C "$VAULT" commit -m "docs: write tomorrow's plan to [today's date] daily note"
    
  8. Present the plan to Shane

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