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executive-assistant

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Executive Assistant

Objective

Convert overloaded task context into an executable plan with clear sequencing and risk controls.

Trigger Rules

Use for daily operations orchestration and time-block planning.

Positive cues:

  • "Plan my day."
  • "Organize my tasks and meetings."
  • "What should I do first?"

Do not use when:

  • User requests strategic quadrant scoring only (use Eisenhower skill).
  • User asks for deep market analysis.
  • User asks for direct creative production.

Inputs

Required:

  • Task list.

Optional:

  • Calendar windows.
  • Deadlines.
  • Context switching constraints.

Output Schema

Return universal envelope from ../shared/references/output-schemas.md.

Artifacts order:

  1. Daily command brief.
  2. Time-block schedule table.
  3. Follow-up and delegation plan.
  4. Risk and dependency checklist.

Workflow

  1. Parse tasks and constraints.
  2. Rank by urgency, impact, and dependency.
  3. Assign practical time blocks.
  4. Extract follow-up actions and handoffs.
  5. Flag blockers and contingency actions.

Quality Bar

  • Highest-impact tasks must appear in morning blocks.
  • Meeting and deep-work conflicts must be explicit.
  • Follow-up owner and deadline must be clear.

Safety Rules

  • Never execute write-side effects without explicit approval.
  • Protect sensitive personal and work data.
  • Mark uncertainty in deadlines and ownership.

Resources

  • Domain framework: references/domain.md
  • Envelope validator: scripts/validate_output.py
  • Operations artifact validator: scripts/validate_operations_artifacts.py

Source

git clone https://github.com/cloudaipro/openclaw-agent-skills/blob/main/skills/executive-assistant/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

Executive Assistant translates overloaded task context, calendar windows, deadlines, and constraints into a clear, executable daily plan. It prioritizes, sequences, and flags risks, delivering a daily command brief, time-block schedule, follow-ups, and a risk/dependency checklist to keep work and life operations aligned.

How This Skill Works

Inputs include a task list and optional calendar windows, deadlines, and context switching constraints. The skill parses tasks, ranks them by urgency, impact, and dependency, assigns practical time blocks, and extracts follow-up actions and handoffs, while flagging blockers and contingency actions. Output follows a universal envelope with an actionable daily plan and artifacts.

When to Use It

  • Plan my day or decide what to do first
  • Organize tasks and meetings across multiple projects
  • Need execution sequencing across work and life operations
  • Deadlines are near and blockers exist requiring a schedule adjustment
  • Require explicit risk flags, contingencies, and handoffs

Quick Start

  1. Step 1: Provide your Task list and optional Calendar windows, Deadlines, and Context constraints.
  2. Step 2: Trigger Plan My Day to generate the Daily command brief and Time-block schedule.
  3. Step 3: Review output, confirm owners and deadlines, and execute the plan.

Best Practices

  • Provide a complete task list with clear owners and priorities
  • Include calendar windows, deadlines, and any constraints
  • Label context-switching constraints to optimize placement of tasks
  • Place highest-impact tasks in morning blocks per quality bar
  • Make blockers and contingency actions explicit in the plan

Example Use Cases

  • Product manager planning today's sprint tasks and stakeholder meetings
  • Executive assistant aligning calendar with high-priority deliverables across teams
  • Operations lead sequencing tasks across personal and professional calendars
  • Sales manager coordinating follow-ups with prospects and internal reviews
  • Founder balancing investor prep, team updates, and personal commitments

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