one-month-day
One-Month Day
Plan a single day that produces a month's worth of output, by stacking flow blocks. Workflow is night-before: the user finishes the skill with everything they need to wake up tomorrow and execute without thinking.
Source: Rían Doris / Flow Research Collective — One-Month Day Checklist. Premise: copy cannot create flow; preparation channels it. Most people fail the One-Month Day because they wing it — this skill makes that impossible.
Pace and shape
- Mini-interview per step — 2–4 targeted questions, not strict one-Q-at-a-time, not a single batched prompt.
- Generation-heavy where useful — when the user is stuck (recovery activities, blockable apps, consequence ideas), propose 3–6 concrete options. Don't ask open questions and wait.
- Each step ends with an explicit exit carried forward into the plan.
- Backtracking allowed — user can say "go back to Step N" any time.
- Tag every move (book) or (workflow). (book) = lifted from the checklist. (workflow) = operationalization for night-before planning.
Intake (always, before Step 1)
Ask all three:
- Date of the One-Month Day — "Which day are we planning? (Default: tomorrow.)" Convert to absolute YYYY-MM-DD.
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