Connect Your Vision to Daily Execution

Runs your vision-to-execution cascade as one connected system instead of six disconnected planning tools. It connects your 3-year vision down to what you do today, ensures nothing falls through the cracks, and surfaces misaligned activities so you stay accountable. Daily notes feed weekly reviews, weekly data informs monthly planning, and monthly checks track quarterly milestones against your yearly goals.

Once set up, you work through four time-based routines. 1. Morning: create your daily note, which surfaces your week's ONE Big Thing and active project next-actions. 2. Sunday: run your weekly review, which reads all daily notes, calculates goal progress, and plans next week. 3. End of month: run your monthly review, which rolls up weekly data, checks quarterly milestones, and sets next month's focus. 4. Ad hoc: create projects with /project new (linked to goals), check alignment with /goal-tracking, and commit changes with /push. Output: a complete record of how each day advances your year and your 3-year vision, with nothing orphaned.

Vision and daily action stay synchronized automatically, because each planning layer inherits data from the ones before it, so goals never get forgotten and tasks never drift from intent.

Requires Obsidian installed, Claude Code CLI (for native / command support), and Git (for auto-commit on every file write via PostToolUse hook). The system uses bash, markdown, and wiki-link syntax, so vault portability is high. Git auto-commit is enabled by default; you can disable it in settings.json if you prefer manual commits. Agents use memory: project for cross-session learning, so alignment insights and review patterns accumulate over time.

Requires Obsidian, Claude Code CLI, and Git. The system assumes you review on consistent days (Sunday recommended for weekly). If you skip reviews for multiple weeks, the cascade gets stale and misalignment surfaces gradually rather than immediately. The system works best with honest daily note-taking; sparse daily notes reduce the accuracy of goal-alignment audits.