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Installation
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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill 28-day-goal-supervisor- _meta.json315 B
- agent.py30.1 KB
- models.py14.7 KB
- reminder.py7.6 KB
- SKILL.md5.6 KB
- store.py4.1 KB
- verify.py18.9 KB
- visualizer.py11.3 KB
Overview
This skill is a habit-tracking coach that helps users set realistic goals, break them into daily executable plans, supervise daily check-ins, dynamically adjust difficulty, and visualize progress. It supports tracking up to five active habits simultaneously and stores data locally for privacy and persistence. The skill guides users through a rationalization dialogue to make goals actionable and adapts plans based on real performance.
How this skill works
The skill creates a draft habit from a user-stated goal, classifies it as progressive or check-in, then runs a short multi-turn rationalization flow to refine feasibility and completion criteria. It generates initial plans (typically three days for progressive habits), records daily check-ins (single or batch), updates stats, and triggers plan adjustments or new phases when needed. Visual summaries and SVG/text visualizations are available, and reminders can be injected naturally into conversations.
When to use it
- When you want to start a new habit and need a realistic, stepwise plan.
- When you want daily supervision and a simple check-in flow for multiple habits.
- When progress feels off and you need the plan adjusted or difficulty tuned.
- When you want a quick snapshot or a visual report of habit completion.
- When you need friendly reminders integrated into regular chat interactions.
Best practices
- Define one clear primary habit goal per draft before creating additional habits.
- Prefer progressive type for skills that build over time; use check-in for fixed daily tasks.
- Keep active habits at or below the five-habit limit to avoid overload.
- Use the rationalization dialogue answers to set measurable completion criteria.
- Respond to periodic summaries to allow dynamic plan adjustments and avoid drift.
Example use cases
- Start a 28-day running habit with gradual mileage increases and daily check-ins.
- Track a fixed daily habit like journaling or stretching with single-task check-ins.
- Batch check in after a long day to log progress across multiple habits at once.
- Request a weekly visualization SVG to share progress or motivate continuity.
- Pause, archive, or renew a habit when a phase completes and choose next steps.
FAQ
You can actively track up to five habits; the skill will prompt you to archive or drop one if you try to exceed the limit.
Can I correct missed days?
Yes—missed days can be backfilled within seven days via a guided flow; older gaps are not accepted.