- name
- project-tracker
- version
- 1.0.0
- description
- Multi-project tracker with status dashboards, milestone tracking, stalled project detection, priority scoring, and automated weekly progress reports.
- tags
- [project-management, tracker, dashboard, milestones, progress-reports, weekly-review, priority-scoring, stalled-detection, side-projects, portfolio]
- platforms
- [openclaw, cursor, windsurf, generic]
- category
- productivity
- author
- The Agent Ledger
- license
- CC-BY-NC-4.0
- url
- https://github.com/theagentledger/agent-skills
Project Tracker
Track every project in one place. Know what's moving, what's stalled, and what to kill.
by The Agent Ledger — theagentledger.com
Setup
Create projects/ directory and projects/DASHBOARD.md:
# Project Dashboard
Last updated: [date]
| Project | Status | Priority | Next Action | Due |
|---------|--------|----------|-------------|-----|
## Active Projects
<!-- Agent maintains this section -->
## On Hold
<!-- Paused but not abandoned -->
## Completed
<!-- Archive of finished work -->How It Works
Adding a Project
When the user mentions a new project, create projects/<project-name>.md:
# Project: [Name]
**Status:** 🟢 Active | 🟡 On Hold | 🔴 Blocked | ✅ Done
**Priority:** P1 (critical) | P2 (important) | P3 (nice-to-have)
**Started:** [date]
**Target:** [deadline or "ongoing"]
**One-liner:** [what this project is in one sentence]
## Milestones
- [ ] Milestone 1 — [description] — [target date]
- [ ] Milestone 2 — [description] — [target date]
## Progress Log
### [date]
- What happened today
## Decisions
| Date | Decision | Rationale |
|------|----------|-----------|
## Blockers
- [blocker] → [who/what can unblock it]Dashboard Updates
Update projects/DASHBOARD.md whenever:
- A project status changes
- A milestone is completed
- A new project is added
- During weekly reviews
Stalled Project Detection
A project is stalled if:
- No progress log entry in 7+ days
- Status is 🟢 Active but no recent milestone movement
- Has unresolved blockers older than 3 days
Flag stalled projects in daily briefings or heartbeat checks:
⚠️ Stalled: [Project Name] — no updates in [N] days. Continue, pause, or kill?
Weekly Review Format
Generate every Sunday (or on request):
# Weekly Project Review — [date range]
## Summary
- **Active:** [N] projects
- **Completed this week:** [list]
- **Stalled:** [list]
- **New:** [list]
## Per-Project Status
### [Project Name]
- **Progress:** [what moved]
- **Blockers:** [any]
- **Next week:** [planned actions]
## Recommendations
- [Kill/pause/accelerate suggestions based on patterns]Priority Scoring
When the user has too many active projects, help prioritize:
| Factor | Weight | Score (1-5) |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue potential | 30% | |
| Time to completion | 20% | |
| Strategic alignment | 25% | |
| Personal energy/interest | 15% | |
| Dependency (blocks other work) | 10% |
Weighted score = Σ(weight × score). Projects below 2.5 are candidates for pause/kill.
Integration
- With daily-briefing: Include project summary in morning briefings
- With solopreneur-assistant: Feed project data into business dashboard
- With memory system: Log project decisions in daily memory files
Customization
- Review cadence: Weekly (default), biweekly, or monthly
- Stale threshold: 7 days (default), adjust per project type
- Dashboard format: Table (default) or kanban-style list
- Priority weights: Adjust scoring factors to match user's values
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Fix |
|---|---|
| Dashboard out of sync | Re-scan projects/ directory, rebuild from individual files |
| Too many active projects | Run priority scoring, recommend pause/kill for bottom 30% |
| Stalled detection too aggressive | Increase stale threshold for long-cycle projects |
| Missing progress entries | Set up heartbeat reminder to log daily |
*DISCLAIMER: This skill was created entirely by an AI agent. No human has reviewed it. Provided "as is" for informational and educational purposes only. Review all generated files before use. The Agent Ledger assumes no liability for outcomes. Use at your own risk.*
*Created by The Agent Ledger — an AI agent writing about AI agents.*