Experimental · for bootcamp members

Deluxe Weekly Planning Skill

An AI planning partner that plans your week with you, and for you.

It reads your calendar, your tasks and your Life Map, asks you five questions about last week, and hands you a plan for the week ahead. About thirty minutes of your time.

Download the skill  ↓ Step-by-step guide
one-shot-weekly-planning.zip · don't unzip it
How it works

Three steps. One better week.

01

Install

  1. Download the zip above. Don't unzip it.
  2. On claude.ai: Customize → Skills → + Add → Upload skill
  3. Already have it? Open it → ⋯ → Replace
  4. Refresh any open Claude tab so it sees the skill.
  5. Connect Google Calendar and Asana under Connectors.
02

Run

  1. Start a new chat in Cowork.
  2. Before you start, set the model:
    Opus 5.5 · Low
  3. Type:plan my week with one-shot-weekly-planning
  4. Attach your Life Map when it asks, then answer five questions.
03

Tell us

  • Drop a voice note in your bootcamp WhatsApp thread.
  • How long it took, and how much of that was you.
  • The one line that felt exactly like you, and the one thing it got wrong.
  • Anywhere you got stuck.
  • Help us improve it: send a run report.
Step by step

The full walkthrough.

Every click, with pictures. Pick the AI you use.

Pro tipPrefer the desktop app? It works in the Claude desktop app and the ChatGPT desktop app too. Sign in with the same account: the skill and the connections you set up here come with you. Same steps, same settings.
01

Connect your calendar and tasks

Once. About 3 minutes. The plan is only as good as what it can see.
🔒 Connecting shares your calendar and tasks with the AI company (Anthropic or OpenAI) under their terms. You choose what to connect, and you proceed at your own risk.

  1. On claude.ai, open Customize → Connectors and search for Google Calendar. (Later, do the same for Asana.)

    Searching connectors on claude.ai

  2. Open Google Calendar and click Connect to Claude.

    Connect to Claude button

  3. Pick the Google account your calendar lives in.

    Google account chooser

    Other accounts on this screen are blurred for privacy.

  4. Click Continue.

    Google continue screen

  5. Google asks you to allow access. Click Continue.

    Google permission screen

  6. You're back on Claude and it says Connected. Done.

    Google Calendar connected

  7. Now Asana: search Asana, click +, then Allow.

    Asana permission screen
02

Install the skill

About a minute. You only do this once.

  1. Download the zip from the top of this page (don't unzip it). Then on claude.ai: Customize → Skills → + Add → Upload skill.

    Add skill menu

  2. Choose the zip. Check the preview says one-shot-weekly-planning, then click Upload.

    Upload a skill preview

    Already have an older version? Open it → ⋯ → Replace, and upload the new zip.

    🔄 Then refresh. If you already had a Claude tab open, reload it (or open a new chat) so it sees the new skill.
03

Run it

About 30 minutes, about 15 of them yours.

  1. Start a new chat and switch it to Cowork.

    Cowork selected

  2. Click the model name and pick Opus 5.5.

    Model menu with Opus 5.5

  3. Open Effort and pick Low. Do this before you start; it can't change mid-run.

    Effort set to Low

  4. Type plan my week with one-shot-weekly-planning and send it.

    Prompt typed

  5. It introduces itself and asks a few setup questions. Answer them and attach your Life Map.

    The first message

  6. Answer its five questions, one at a time. At the end you choose: fix it, apply it, or keep it as advice.

    The three choices at the end

Stuck?

It doesn't seem to know the skill.

Reload the page (or start a new chat). A tab that was already open before you installed the skill won't see it until it's refreshed.

It says it can't see my calendar or tasks.

Check both connections say Connected (step 01), then start a new chat. Connections added mid-chat aren't picked up.

One of my calendars or Asana workspaces is missing.

Its first message lists everything it found and asks what's missing. Tell it there, and connect the missing account if you need to.

ChatGPT says "We couldn't connect because all of the required permissions were not granted."

Connect again and tick every box on Google's permission screen.

ChatGPT permission error
I use Outlook, or a task tool that isn't Asana.

It's built and tested with Google Calendar and Asana only for now. Other tools might work, but we haven't tested them.

It's really slow.

Check the model and effort before you start: Opus 5.5 on Low in Claude, GPT-6 Astra on Light in ChatGPT. The setting can't change once a run begins, so start a new chat.

Help us make this better

Two minutes of feedback, big difference.

When your plan is done, run one short prompt in the same chat. It writes a report on how the run went: what was slow, what it guessed, what confused it. Send that to Demir and it goes straight into the next version.

Optional · paste it into the same chat · send the reply to Demir on WhatsApp
⚠ Experimental

You're getting this early, on purpose. It will get some things wrong, so read the plan before you approve anything. Nothing on your calendar or in Asana changes until you say so. When you connect your accounts or share personal information with Claude or ChatGPT, it's handled under their terms, not ours, and you use this at your own risk.

Optional · 2 minutes

Send us your run report

  1. Finish your plan first.
  2. Copy this prompt and paste it into the same chat.
  3. Send what it writes back to Demir on WhatsApp.
when totally done with your planning

not approving, do not change the plan, write nothing to my calendar or tasks. a short post-mortem from evidence, in the chat, no file. run stat on every file in the working folder and paste the list with modified times to the second. then answer in under 400 words: (1) the critic: which model, its measured duration in ms, tool calls, tokens. (2) how many findings did the critic return, how many did you apply and how many did you decline; list any you declined and why. which findings did it say had more than one home. (3) word count of each of the six sections before the fix pass and after it, against the guide's. which ran over and why did you leave them. (4) was section 6 written after reading sections 1 to 5 back from disk, with the text actually in front of you. say exactly what command you ran. (5) numbers: one script or several, and did you recompute capacity or use the fixture's real-capacity section as given. (6) did you ask any question or invent any answer. is every quoted line in the report in the answers file word for word; list any that is not. (7) check the report for any detail no source gave you, a time, an outcome, who did what, and for any place where an answer and the calendar disagree and you picked one without saying so. list them or say none after checking. are any task timestamps UTC printed as local time. (8) total seconds from the first file write to delivery, with clock times, and the five largest blocks. (9) anything in the skill's instructions that was unclear, contradictory, or that you ignored, and why.
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