Obsidian Weekly Summary
Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured...
Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what hap...
Install
Quick install
npx skills add https://github.com/kogakure/skillsnpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent claude-codenpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent cursornpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent codexnpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent opencodenpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent github-copilotnpx skills add kogakure/skills --agent windsurfMore install options
Shorthand — useful for multi-skill repos:
npx skills add kogakure/skillsManual — clone the repo and drop the folder into your agent's skills directory:
git clone https://github.com/kogakure/skills.gitcp -r skills ~/.claude/skills/Obsidian Weekly Summary
Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what hap...
---
name: obsidian-weekly-summary
description: 'Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what happened this week.'
allowed-tools: Bash(ls*), Read
---
obsidian-weekly-summary
Read the daily notes for the current calendar week and produce a structured summary of the most important things done.
Step 1: Determine the current week's dates
Use Python to calculate Monday–today:
python3 -c "
from datetime import date, timedelta
today = date.today()
monday = today - timedelta(days=today.weekday())
days = [monday + timedelta(days=i) for i in range((today - monday).days + 1)]
for d in days:
print(d.strftime('%Y%m%d'), d.strftime('%A'))
"
The vault path for daily notes: ~/Code/personal/obsidian/zettelkasten/06 Daily/<YYYY>/<YYYYMMDD>.md
Step 2: Read each note that exists
For each date in the week, read the file if it exists. Skip missing files silently — the week may not be complete yet.
Read files directly with the Read tool (do not use bash cat).
Step 3: Analyze the content
Each note has two sections:
## Aufgaben — tasks with checkboxes:
- [x]= completed ✅- [ ]= not done (skip these in the summary)
## Notizen — bullet points with emoji prefixes. The key categories:
| Emoji | Category | Include? |
| ----- | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 🏃🏻♂️ | Running (Norwegian Protocol, etc.) | Yes — note duration and heart rate |
| 💪 | Strength training | Yes — note exercise and sets |
| 🚶♂ | Walking | Yes if notable (>30 min) |
| 🎓 | Learning (Duolingo, Anki) | Summarize totals per app across the week |
| ⌨️ | Keyboard practice (Colemak-DH) | Summarize total time |
| 📺 | TV shows | Yes — list shows watched |
| 📚 | Books | Yes — note title and progress % |
| 🎬 | Movies | Yes |
| 🎙️ | Podcasts | Only if something notable is mentioned; skip routine morning podcasts |
| 🛍️ | Shopping | Yes if notable |
| 🤩 | Highlights / notable moments | Always include |
| 🩸 | Blood pressure | Skip |
| 🛌 | Sleep | Skip (too routine) |
| 🩻 | Health/feeling | Include only if notable (illness, injury) |
| ☀️/🌧️ | Weather | Skip |
| 🥐/🥗 | Food | Skip unless the entry is a meal out or social context |
| 🍪 | Snacks | Skip |
Freeform text entries (no leading emoji, or with 🤩) are usually the most important — social events, notable experiences, decisions made. Always include these.
Tasks with time/person context (e.g., [x] 12:00 Uhr – Mittagessen mit X) count as social events.
Step 4: Produce the summary
Write the summary in German, matching the language of the vault. Structure it as follows:
## Wochenrückblick: KW XX (DD. – DD. Monat YYYY)
### ✅ Aufgaben erledigt
- bullet per completed task (with day if helpful for context)
### 🏃 Sport & Fitness
- bullet per workout (type, duration, notable stats)
### 🎓 Lernen
- Duolingo: X Sprachen, ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
- Anki: ca. Z Karten, ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
- Colemak-DH: ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
### 👥 Soziales & Termine
- bullet per social event or notable appointment
### 📺 Medien
- 📺 TV: list shows + episodes
- 📚 Bücher: title + progress
- 🎬 Filme: titles
### ✨ Highlights
- bullet per notable moment, freeform text, or 🤩 entry
### 📝 Sonstige Notizen
- anything notable that doesn't fit above (shopping, health issues, etc.)
Omit any section that has no entries. Keep bullets concise — one line per item. For learning totals, add up minutes across all days.
If the week has only 1–2 days (e.g., it's Monday or Tuesday), note this naturally: "Die Woche hat gerade erst begonnen."
Write this weekly review into a file in ~/Code/personal/obsidian/zettelkasten/06 Daily/Wochenrückblick/<YYYY>-W<WW>.md (e.g. 2026-W21.md). Use zero-padded week number.
If the file does not exist, create it from the Weekly Template via:
obsidian create path="06 Daily/Wochenrückblick/2026-W21.md" template="Weekly Template"
Then append the content (h2 headline + h3 sections) to the file. If the file already exists, update it with the new sections.
---
Source: https://github.com/kogakure/skills
Author: kogakure
Discovered via: skillsdirectory.com
Genre: education
SKILL.md source
---
name: Obsidian Weekly Summary
description: Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured...
---
# Obsidian Weekly Summary
Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what hap...
---
name: obsidian-weekly-summary
description: 'Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what happened this week.'
allowed-tools: Bash(ls*), Read
---
# obsidian-weekly-summary
Read the daily notes for the current calendar week and produce a structured summary of the most important things done.
## Step 1: Determine the current week's dates
Use Python to calculate Monday–today:
```bash
python3 -c "
from datetime import date, timedelta
today = date.today()
monday = today - timedelta(days=today.weekday())
days = [monday + timedelta(days=i) for i in range((today - monday).days + 1)]
for d in days:
print(d.strftime('%Y%m%d'), d.strftime('%A'))
"
```
The vault path for daily notes: `~/Code/personal/obsidian/zettelkasten/06 Daily/<YYYY>/<YYYYMMDD>.md`
## Step 2: Read each note that exists
For each date in the week, read the file if it exists. Skip missing files silently — the week may not be complete yet.
Read files directly with the Read tool (do not use bash cat).
## Step 3: Analyze the content
Each note has two sections:
**`## Aufgaben`** — tasks with checkboxes:
- `- [x]` = completed ✅
- `- [ ]` = not done (skip these in the summary)
**`## Notizen`** — bullet points with emoji prefixes. The key categories:
| Emoji | Category | Include? |
| ----- | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 🏃🏻♂️ | Running (Norwegian Protocol, etc.) | Yes — note duration and heart rate |
| 💪 | Strength training | Yes — note exercise and sets |
| 🚶♂ | Walking | Yes if notable (>30 min) |
| 🎓 | Learning (Duolingo, Anki) | Summarize totals per app across the week |
| ⌨️ | Keyboard practice (Colemak-DH) | Summarize total time |
| 📺 | TV shows | Yes — list shows watched |
| 📚 | Books | Yes — note title and progress % |
| 🎬 | Movies | Yes |
| 🎙️ | Podcasts | Only if something notable is mentioned; skip routine morning podcasts |
| 🛍️ | Shopping | Yes if notable |
| 🤩 | Highlights / notable moments | Always include |
| 🩸 | Blood pressure | Skip |
| 🛌 | Sleep | Skip (too routine) |
| 🩻 | Health/feeling | Include only if notable (illness, injury) |
| ☀️/🌧️ | Weather | Skip |
| 🥐/🥗 | Food | Skip unless the entry is a meal out or social context |
| 🍪 | Snacks | Skip |
**Freeform text entries** (no leading emoji, or with 🤩) are usually the most important — social events, notable experiences, decisions made. Always include these.
**Tasks with time/person context** (e.g., `[x] 12:00 Uhr – Mittagessen mit X`) count as social events.
## Step 4: Produce the summary
Write the summary in **German**, matching the language of the vault. Structure it as follows:
```
## Wochenrückblick: KW XX (DD. – DD. Monat YYYY)
### ✅ Aufgaben erledigt
- bullet per completed task (with day if helpful for context)
### 🏃 Sport & Fitness
- bullet per workout (type, duration, notable stats)
### 🎓 Lernen
- Duolingo: X Sprachen, ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
- Anki: ca. Z Karten, ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
- Colemak-DH: ca. Y Minuten insgesamt
### 👥 Soziales & Termine
- bullet per social event or notable appointment
### 📺 Medien
- 📺 TV: list shows + episodes
- 📚 Bücher: title + progress
- 🎬 Filme: titles
### ✨ Highlights
- bullet per notable moment, freeform text, or 🤩 entry
### 📝 Sonstige Notizen
- anything notable that doesn't fit above (shopping, health issues, etc.)
```
Omit any section that has no entries. Keep bullets concise — one line per item. For learning totals, add up minutes across all days.
If the week has only 1–2 days (e.g., it's Monday or Tuesday), note this naturally: "Die Woche hat gerade erst begonnen."
Write this weekly review into a file in `~/Code/personal/obsidian/zettelkasten/06 Daily/Wochenrückblick/<YYYY>-W<WW>.md` (e.g. `2026-W21.md`). Use zero-padded week number.
If the file does not exist, create it from the `Weekly Template` via:
```bash
obsidian create path="06 Daily/Wochenrückblick/2026-W21.md" template="Weekly Template"
```
Then append the content (h2 headline + h3 sections) to the file. If the file already exists, update it with the new sections.
---
**Source**: https://github.com/kogakure/skills
**Author**: kogakure
**Discovered via**: skillsdirectory.com
**Genre**: education
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