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examples/sam-rivers/reviews/2026-W09-weekly.md

date
2026-03-01
tier
weekly
period
2026-W09
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE — not a real person, not real corpus. Part of the examples/ worked corpus (persona: Sam Rivers). See examples/README.md.

Weekly Review — 2026-W09

~20 minutes. Cluster the week, check coherence, surface candidates. Led by Coach + Journalist. (This is the artifact a forker produces with the /weekly skill — shown here filled in so you can see the coherence check actually run.)

The week in facts

  • Store page draft went up (private) on 2026-02-27; the hook line is still weak.
  • Cut nothing from the tutorial yet — it's still too long.
  • Zero movement, two late nights, no walks logged. Skipped the usual Tue/Thu runs.

Execution vs intent

Stated priority was the demo funnel, and the project did move (page draft) — so intent and execution matched on the work axis. But the move was small and the load-bearing next action (cut the tutorial to 90 seconds) didn't happen. The week went to the easy 80% (a page) and dodged the hard 20% (the tutorial cut that real players actually need).

Coherence report

Run the six checks from steering/coherence.md. Findings are questions, not edits.

  • Orphans: None. project:build-demo-and-wishlist-pagegoal:launch-paid-game-v1vision + principle:ship-before-its-ready. The ladder is intact end to end.
  • Contradictions: None stated, but a watch: the launch goal's timeline is tightening while the vision's load-bearing condition is "rested." Not a contradiction in the files yet — a pressure to name before it becomes one.
  • Starved areas: area:health is starved. Zero evidence or action this week, two late nights, runs skipped — while work got the week's only reps. The health standard ("rested enough to sustain the pace for years") is going unfunded.
  • Over-capacity: No. One active project, one active goal — capacity is fine; if anything there's room.
  • Stale: None. The project's last_moved is 2026-02-27 (this week).
  • Drift (revealed/aspirational): Healthy. The one principle is revealed and has fresh, dated evidence; nothing aspirational is masquerading as lived.

Candidates (you decide)

Clearly-labeled candidates the agent surfaced. Accept, rewrite, or reject — none are committed here.

  • Candidate habit: "Runs are a default, not a reward — Tue/Thu before work, blocked on the calendar." (Surfaced from the starvation finding; you decide if it's real.)
  • Candidate principle (aspirational): "I fund my health like a load-bearing area, not the slack I spend first under deadline." Marked aspirational — there's no evidence yet that Sam lives this. It earns revealed only when stories back it.

The one question

Am I quietly trading the "rested" half of the vision to hit the launch date — and if so, is that a decision I'm making on purpose, or drift I haven't noticed?

Commitments for next week

  • Cut the tutorial to 90 seconds and record one stranger playing it (the real next action, not the easy one).
  • Two runs, calendar-blocked, before the funnel work — to test the candidate habit.
  • Carry the one question into the monthly review; don't resolve it on impulse here.

Run it yourself

See the same report on your own machine.

Everything here is generated from plain markdown. Clone the template and run the weekly coherence report over this exact example corpus before you tell the system anything about yourself.

python scripts/coherence.py examples/sam-rivers

Free and MIT-licensed. No account, plain markdown — the button takes you to GitHub.