Google-ish problems: “weekly business review template”, “what should I look at every Monday”, “CEO weekly memo”, “Grok Bot ops brief”, “I do not know if last week was good.” weekly-ops-brief takes the numbers and notes you already have and writes a one-page brief: week in one line, numbers, what worked, what is stuck, cash in vs out (or “not given”), 3 moves for next week, open questions. It will not invent revenue. If you do not have the number, it writes “not given” and asks. No pep talk. If you run the business out of your head and Sunday night feels like soup, this is the skill. 20 minutes of dumping what you know, one page out, three moves. Then you pick one move and it drafts the first step. What it does - Asks dates, sales, cash out, what shipped, what is stuck - Writes the brief in a fixed order - Splits shop / ads / service if you run more than one - Will not guess a number to look smart Businesses this helps - Solo founders who are sales, ops, and packing - Small ecom doing a real weekly order - Agencies that need a Monday list, not a 12-tab spreadsheet - Local shops (retail, food, salon) that know the till number and nothing else is written down - Anyone who has a meeting with themselves and wanders How to start Classroom → weekly-ops-brief → copy Copy-paste skill prompt (full SKILL.md) into Grok Bot. Week dates. Numbers you actually have. Post sits in Skills (Ready To integrate). Skill sits in Classroom.