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Succession Plan

这是一款轻量终端工具,专注继任规划相关任务管理。核心功能含任务增删改查、优先级设置、提醒,日/周任务视图,数据统计与导出等,操作全靠命令,输出纯文本,数据本地存储无云端依赖。适用于继任规划项目、日常安排、团队交接追踪,还可对接脚本自动化捕获任务。

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安装技能

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执行命令安装此 skill: npx secure-skills-cli add succession-plan
Metadata
version
2.0.0
name
Succession Plan
description
Design succession plans with role mapping and transition roadmaps. Use when adding positions, listing candidates, prioritizing paths, planning transfers.
author
BytesAgain
homepage
https://bytesagain.com
source
https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills

Succession Plan

A lightweight, terminal-based productivity and task management tool for planning and tracking succession-related tasks. Add items, set priorities, view daily and weekly overviews, set reminders, and export your data — all from the command line with zero dependencies.

Commands

Command Description
succession-plan add <text> Add a new item to your task list (timestamped with today's date)
succession-plan list List all items currently in the data log
succession-plan done <item> Mark an item as completed
succession-plan priority <item> [level] Set priority for an item (default: medium)
succession-plan today Show items scheduled for today
succession-plan week Show a weekly overview of tasks
succession-plan remind <item> [when] Set a reminder for an item (default: tomorrow)
succession-plan stats Show total number of items tracked
succession-plan clear Clear all completed items
succession-plan export Export all data to stdout
succession-plan help Show help message with all available commands
succession-plan version Show current version (v2.0.0)

Data Storage

  • Default location: ~/.local/share/succession-plan/
  • Override: Set the SUCCESSION_PLAN_DIR environment variable, or XDG_DATA_HOME to customize the base path
  • Data file: data.log — plain text, one item per line, prefixed with date
  • History file: history.log — timestamped log of every command executed
  • All data is stored locally on your machine. No cloud sync, no network calls.

Requirements

  • Bash 4+ (uses set -euo pipefail)
  • Standard Unix utilities: date, grep, wc, cat
  • No external dependencies or API keys required

When to Use

  1. Succession planning projects — Track key positions, candidate assessments, and transition milestones as simple task items
  2. Daily planning — Use today to see what's on your plate and add to capture new items as they arise throughout the day
  3. Priority management — Set priority levels on tasks to keep focus on what matters most during busy transition periods
  4. Team handoff tracking — Log knowledge transfer items, training sessions, and handoff checkpoints with reminders
  5. Quick task capture in automation — Pipe items into succession-plan add from scripts or cron jobs to build a log of automated events

Examples

# Add a new succession planning item
succession-plan add "Interview candidate for VP Engineering role"

# Add multiple items for a transition roadmap
succession-plan add "Document current processes for Q2 handoff"
succession-plan add "Schedule shadowing sessions with successor"
succession-plan add "Review knowledge base completeness"

# Set priority on a critical item
succession-plan priority "VP Engineering role" high

# Check what's due today
succession-plan today

# View the weekly overview
succession-plan week

# Set a reminder for a follow-up
succession-plan remind "Final candidate review" "next Monday"

# List all tracked items
succession-plan list

# Check statistics
succession-plan stats

# Export data for reporting
succession-plan export > succession-report.txt

# Clear completed items when done
succession-plan clear

How It Works

Succession Plan uses a simple append-only log file (data.log) to store items. Each entry is prefixed with the date it was added. Every command you run is also logged to history.log with a timestamp, giving you full traceability of your planning activities.

The tool follows Unix philosophy: it does one thing well, outputs plain text to stdout, and plays nicely with pipes and redirection.

Tips

  • Combine with grep to filter items: succession-plan list | grep "VP"
  • Redirect export for backup: succession-plan export > backup-$(date +%F).txt
  • Use in CI/CD or cron to auto-log events: echo "Deploy completed" | xargs succession-plan add

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