grimoire-productivity

Plugin grimoire-productivity from marketplace grimoire in jeffreytse/grimoire-core. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 28 days ago.

Skills (27)

• apply-attention-restoration-theory

  Use when directed-attention fatigue shows up as rising irritability, distractibility, or difficulty concentrating despite effort — take a restorative break involving soft fascination, like a walk outdoors or a view of trees or water, rather than a "hard fascination" break like social media or video,

• apply-deep-work-principles

  Use when designing a work schedule, environment, or practice to enable sustained, distraction-free, cognitively demanding work

• apply-deep-work

  Use when planning sessions for cognitively demanding work that requires sustained uninterrupted concentration

• apply-energy-management

  Use when your time management system is in place but you still feel unproductive, exhausted, or unable to sustain quality work — to shift from managing time to managing physical, emotional, mental, and purpose energy.

• apply-first-principles

  Use when solving a problem that feels constrained by inherited assumptions or industry convention

• apply-pomodoro

  Use when starting a focused work session to maintain consistent output and prevent cognitive fatigue across a full workday

• apply-single-tasking

  Use when switching between tasks frequently, when you find yourself doing multiple things simultaneously, or when work quality feels inconsistent — to eliminate context-switching costs and recover the cognitive capacity lost to multitasking.

• design-distraction-free-environment

  Use when designing a physical or digital workspace to minimize interruptions and maximize sustained cognitive performance

• apply-smart-goals

  Use when setting any goal — personal, team, or organisational — to ensure it is precise enough to drive execution and measure success

• apply-sufficiency-threshold

  Use when deciding whether to continue optimizing, pursuing, or acquiring — to define "enough" as an explicit target before you start, and treat reaching that threshold as success rather than continuing to maximize, because maximizing without a defined endpoint produces worse outcomes than satisficin

• design-okr-framework

  Use when setting up an OKR (Objectives and Key Results) system for a team or organization to align goals and measure progress

• design-weekly-review

  Use when closing out a work week to clear cognitive load, review progress, and prepare the next week for intentional execution

• apply-behavior-design

  Use when designing systems to create new habits, break existing ones, or change behavior using evidence-based behavior design principles

• apply-fear-setting

  Use when a decision or action feels paralyzed by vague anxiety — to define your fears explicitly in three columns (define / prevent / repair), calculate the cost of inaction, and transform a diffuse fear into a specific, manageable problem.

• apply-marginal-accumulation

  Use when building a new capability, closing a performance gap, or sustaining long-term improvement — to replace intensity-and-breakthrough thinking with consistent small efforts that compound, because regularity produces exponentially better outcomes than sporadic bursts

• apply-two-minute-rule

  Use when processing any inbox, task list, or request to decide whether to act immediately or schedule

• design-habit-stack

  Use when introducing a new habit and needing a reliable cue to trigger it consistently

• design-morning-routine

  Use when your mornings feel reactive, rushed, or wasted — to design a consistent pre-work ritual that primes cognitive state, protects focus, and ensures the most important work gets started before the day becomes reactive.

• apply-eat-the-frog

  Use when planning your workday or a work session — to identify the single most important or most dreaded task and complete it before anything else, eliminating the procrastination tax.

• apply-eisenhower-matrix

  Use when your task list feels overwhelming and you need to decide what to do, defer, delegate, or drop

• apply-parkinson-law

  Use when a task is taking longer than expected, a project has slack time that is being absorbed, or you want to compress work into a shorter window to force prioritization and eliminate perfectionism.

• apply-time-blocking

  Use when planning your workday to eliminate reactive drift and protect deep work time

• apply-time-log-audit

  Use when you suspect your actual time allocation doesn't match your intended priorities — log where time actually goes in real, granular increments for one to two weeks, then compare the logged reality against what you assumed or planned, since most people's assumption about where their time goes is

• design-weekly-review-process

  Use when designing a structured weekly review ritual to process tasks, plan the week, and maintain control of commitments and projects

• apply-zettelkasten

  Use when building a long-term knowledge base from reading, research, or learning that needs to generate new insights rather than just store information

• design-gtd-system

  Use when your personal productivity system feels unreliable, tasks are falling through cracks, or you are starting from scratch with a trusted external system

• design-personal-knowledge-management

  Use when designing a personal knowledge management system to capture, organize, and retrieve notes, ideas, and information for future use