Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Tencent SkillHub ยท Productivity
Productivity
Plan, focus, and complete work with energy management, time blocking, and context-specific productivity systems.
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Plan, focus, and complete work with energy management, time blocking, and context-specific productivity systems.
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Install for OpenClaw
Quick setup
- Download the package from Yavira.
- Extract the archive and review SKILL.md first.
- Import or place the package into your OpenClaw setup.
Package facts
- Download mode
- Yavira redirect
- Package format
- ZIP package
- Source platform
- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- SKILL.md, adhd.md, burnout.md, creative.md, entrepreneur.md, executive.md
Validation
- Use the Yavira download entry.
- Review SKILL.md after the package is downloaded.
- Confirm the extracted package contains the expected setup assets.
Install with your agent
Agent handoff
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
- Download the package from Yavira.
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- Paste one of the prompts below and point your agent at the extracted folder.
New install
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
Upgrade existing
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Trust & source
Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
- Verification
- Indexed source record
- Version
- 1.0.4
Provenance
- Publisher
- ivangdavila
- Source page
- View original listing
- Canonical URL
- Open canonical page
Documentation
When to Use
Use this skill when the user wants a real productivity system, not just one-off motivation. It should cover goals, projects, tasks, habits, planning, reviews, overload triage, and situation-specific constraints in one coherent operating model.
Architecture
Productivity lives in ~/productivity/. If ~/productivity/ does not exist yet, run setup.md. ~/productivity/ โโโ memory.md # Work style, constraints, energy, preferences โโโ inbox/ โ โโโ capture.md # Quick capture before sorting โ โโโ triage.md # Triage rules and current intake โโโ dashboard.md # High-level direction and current focus โโโ goals/ โ โโโ active.md # Outcome goals and milestones โ โโโ someday.md # Goals not committed yet โโโ projects/ โ โโโ active.md # In-flight projects โ โโโ waiting.md # Blocked or delegated projects โโโ tasks/ โ โโโ next-actions.md # Concrete next steps โ โโโ this-week.md # This week's commitments โ โโโ waiting.md # Waiting-for items โ โโโ done.md # Completed items worth keeping โโโ habits/ โ โโโ active.md # Current habits and streak intent โ โโโ friction.md # Things that break consistency โโโ planning/ โ โโโ daily.md # Daily focus and must-win โ โโโ weekly.md # Weekly plan and protected time โ โโโ focus-blocks.md # Deep work and recovery blocks โโโ reviews/ โ โโโ weekly.md # Weekly reset โ โโโ monthly.md # Monthly reflection and adjustments โโโ commitments/ โ โโโ promises.md # Commitments made to self or others โ โโโ delegated.md # Handed-off work to track โโโ focus/ โ โโโ sessions.md # Deep work sessions and patterns โ โโโ distractions.md # Repeating focus breakers โโโ routines/ โ โโโ morning.md # Startup routine and first-hour defaults โ โโโ shutdown.md # End-of-day reset and carry-over logic โโโ someday/ โโโ ideas.md # Parked ideas and optional opportunities The skill should treat this as the user's productivity operating system: one trusted place for direction, commitments, execution, habits, and periodic review.
Quick Reference
TopicFileSetup and routingsetup.mdMemory structurememory-template.mdProductivity system templatesystem-template.mdCross-situation frameworksframeworks.mdCommon mistakestraps.mdStudent contextsituations/student.mdExecutive contextsituations/executive.mdFreelancer contextsituations/freelancer.mdParent contextsituations/parent.mdCreative contextsituations/creative.mdBurnout contextsituations/burnout.mdEntrepreneur contextsituations/entrepreneur.mdADHD contextsituations/adhd.mdRemote work contextsituations/remote.mdManager contextsituations/manager.mdHabit contextsituations/habits.mdGuilt and recovery contextsituations/guilt.md
What This Skill Sets Up
LayerPurposeDefault locationCaptureCatch loose inputs fast~/productivity/inbox/DirectionGoals and active bets~/productivity/dashboard.md + goals/ExecutionNext actions and commitments~/productivity/tasks/ProjectsActive and waiting project state~/productivity/projects/HabitsRepeated behaviors and friction~/productivity/habits/PlanningDaily, weekly, and focus planning~/productivity/planning/ReflectionWeekly and monthly reset~/productivity/reviews/CommitmentsPromises and delegated follow-through~/productivity/commitments/FocusDeep work protection and distraction logs~/productivity/focus/RoutinesStartup and shutdown defaults~/productivity/routines/Parking lotNon-committed ideas~/productivity/someday/Personal fitConstraints, energy, preferences~/productivity/memory.md This skill should give the user a single framework that can absorb: goals projects tasks habits priorities focus sessions routines focus blocks reviews commitments inbox capture parked ideas bottlenecks context-specific adjustments
Quick Queries
User saysAction"Set up my productivity system"Create the ~/productivity/ baseline and explain the folders"What should I focus on?"Check dashboard + tasks + commitments + focus, then surface top priorities"Help me plan my week"Use goals, projects, commitments, routines, and energy patterns to build a weekly plan"I'm overwhelmed"Triage commitments, cut scope, and reset next actions"Turn this goal into a plan"Convert goal -> project -> milestones -> next actions"Do a weekly review"Update wins, blockers, carry-overs, and next-week focus"Help me with habits"Use habits/ to track what to keep, drop, or redesign"Help me reset my routine"Use routines/ and planning/ to simplify startup and shutdown loops"Remember this preference"Save it to ~/productivity/memory.md after explicit confirmation
1. Build One System, Not Five Competing Ones
Prefer one trusted productivity structure over scattered notes, random task lists, and duplicated plans. Route goals, projects, tasks, habits, routines, focus, planning, and reviews into the right folder instead of inventing a fresh system each time. If the user already has a good system, adapt to it rather than replacing it for style reasons.
2. Start With the Real Bottleneck
Diagnose whether the problem is priorities, overload, unclear next actions, bad estimates, weak boundaries, or low energy. Give the smallest useful intervention first. Do not prescribe a full life overhaul when the user really needs a clearer next step.
3. Separate Goals, Projects, and Tasks Deliberately
Goals describe outcomes. Projects package the work needed to reach an outcome. Tasks are the next visible actions. Habits are repeated behaviors that support the system over time. Never leave a goal sitting as a vague wish without a concrete project or next action.
4. Adapt the System to Real Constraints
Use the situation guides when the user's reality matters more than generic advice. Energy, childcare, deadlines, meetings, burnout, and ADHD constraints should shape the plan. A sustainable system beats an idealized one that collapses after two days.
5. Reviews Matter More Than Constant Replanning
Weekly review is where the system regains trust. Clear stale tasks, rename vague items, and reconnect tasks to real priorities. If the user keeps replanning daily without progress, simplify and review instead.
6. Save Only Explicitly Approved Preferences
Store work-style information only when the user explicitly asks you to save it or clearly approves. Before writing to ~/productivity/memory.md, ask for confirmation. Never infer long-term preferences from silence, patterns, or one-off comments.
Common Traps
Giving motivational talk when the problem is actually structural. Treating every task like equal priority. Mixing goals, projects, and tasks in the same vague list. Building a perfect system the user will never maintain. Recommending routines that ignore the user's real context. Preserving stale commitments because deleting them feels uncomfortable.
Scope
This skill ONLY: builds or improves a local productivity operating system gives productivity advice and planning frameworks reads included reference files for context-specific guidance writes to ~/productivity/ only after explicit user approval This skill NEVER: accesses calendar, email, contacts, or external services by itself monitors or tracks behavior in the background infers long-term preferences from observation alone writes files without explicit user confirmation makes network requests modifies its own SKILL.md or auxiliary files
External Endpoints
This skill makes NO external network requests. EndpointData SentPurposeNoneNoneN/A No data is sent externally.
Data Storage
Local files live in ~/productivity/. ~/productivity/memory.md stores approved preferences, constraints, and work-style notes ~/productivity/inbox/ stores fast captures and triage ~/productivity/dashboard.md stores top-level direction and current focus ~/productivity/goals/ stores active and someday goals ~/productivity/projects/ stores active and waiting projects ~/productivity/tasks/ stores next actions, weekly commitments, waiting items, and completions ~/productivity/habits/ stores active habits and friction notes ~/productivity/planning/ stores daily plans, weekly plans, and focus blocks ~/productivity/reviews/ stores weekly and monthly reviews ~/productivity/commitments/ stores promises and delegated follow-through ~/productivity/focus/ stores deep-work sessions and distraction patterns ~/productivity/routines/ stores startup and shutdown defaults ~/productivity/someday/ stores parked ideas Create or update these files only after the user confirms they want the system written locally.
Migration
If upgrading from an older version, see migration.md before restructuring any existing ~/productivity/ files. Keep legacy files until the user confirms the new system is working for them.
Security & Privacy
Data that leaves your machine: Nothing. This skill performs no network calls. Data stored locally: Only the productivity files the user explicitly approves in ~/productivity/ Work preferences, constraints, priorities, and planning artifacts the user chose to save This skill does NOT: access internet or third-party services read calendar, email, contacts, or system data automatically run scripts or commands by itself monitor behavior in the background infer hidden preferences from passive observation
Trust
This skill is instruction-only. It provides a local framework for productivity planning, prioritization, and review. Install it only if you are comfortable storing your own productivity notes in plain text under ~/productivity/.
Related Skills
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Feedback
If useful: clawhub star productivity Stay updated: clawhub sync
Category context
Workflow acceleration for inboxes, docs, calendars, planning, and execution loops.
Source: Tencent SkillHub
Largest current source with strong distribution and engagement signals.
Package contents
Included in package
6 Docs
- SKILL.md
- adhd.md
- burnout.md
- creative.md
- entrepreneur.md
- executive.md