Agent skill · product strategy · borghei
quarterly-planning
Run the full quarterly planning cycle -- pre-quarter homework, kickoff, weekly Wodtke rhythm, mid-quarter check-in, and close retro -- using Radical Focus, Cagan strategy, and the Reforge cycle around your OKRs.
Why this skill is useful
Provides a structured framework for executing quarterly planning cycles that the AI wouldn't generate reliably on its own.
What it needs
About 4k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-07-21. 462 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Quarterly Planning Expert Overview Quarterly planning is the operating cadence that turns annual strategy into quarterly outcomes. Done well, it produces aligned OKRs, a roadmap that delivers them, a capacity plan that respects reality, and a tracking ritual that catches drift before it compounds. Done poorly, it produces OKR theater -- a slide deck of objectives that nobody references after week two. This skill is the above-OKR-writing companion to execution/brainstorm-okrs/. Where brainstorm-okrs/ covers how to write good OKRs, this skill covers the full quarterly cycle around them: pre-quarter homework, kickoff agenda, mid-quarter check-in, close-of-quarter retro, and the weekly/biweekly tracking cadence. The framework synthesizes four sources: Wodtke's Radical Focus (Monday-commit / Friday-celebrate rhythm, one OKR per quarter), Reforge's product strategy cycle, Cagan's quarterly product strategy, and the RAD ritual (Reflect-Align-Decide) used inside each meeting. Core Capabilities Pre-quarter homework -- strategy review, outcome candidate list, capacity assessment, and the 1-page kickoff brief Kickoff facilitation -- the 2-3hr RAD agenda that commits OKRs, roadmap, and capacity Weekly Wodtke rhythm -- Monday Commit, Friday Celebrate, biweekly KR confidence review Mid-quarter check-in -- carry / kill / pivot / escalate decisions at week 6 Close retro -- 0.0-1.0 OKR scoring, learning extraction, and next-cycle seeding Clarify First Before running a phase, confirm these inputs. …
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