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drift-checklisted

Compares stated priorities against where time and effort actually went, and produces a strategy drift report. Uses git log, vault priorities, and project docs to detect misalignment. Use when the user says "drift check", "am I on track", "priority alignment", "where did my time go", "strategy drift", or wants to audit focus vs intention.
broomva/skills · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill broomva/skills
# Drift Check Detect when effort drifts from stated priorities. ## Workflow 1. **Identify stated priorities** — Find the user's declared priorities from: - Most recent `weekly-plan.md` or `weekly-review-*.md` in the vault - Any `PRIORITIES.md`, `GOALS.md`, or pinned notes - Sprint/milestone definitions - If none found, ask the user to state their top 3-5 priorities 2. **Measure actual effort** — Analyze where time actually went: - `git log --since="[period]" --stat` across all repos under `~/broomva/` - Count commits, lines changed, and files touched per project - Check vault note creation/modification dates and volumes - Look at conversation logs if available 3. **Map effort to priorities** — For each stated priority: - **Aligned effort**: commits/notes that directly serve this priority - **Tangential effort**: related but not directly advancing the goal - **Unrelated effort**: work that doesn't map to any stated priority 4. **Calculate drift score** — Per priority: - `alignment_ratio = aligned_effort / total_effort` - Flag priorities with < 20% of total effort as **neglected** - Flag work areas with > 20% effort but no matching priority as **drift** 5. **Produce drift report** ## Output Format ```markdown ## Drift Check — [Period: start → end] ### Stated Priorities 1. [Priority] — alignment: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW] ([X]% of effort) 2. [Priority] — alignment: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW] ([X]% of effort) 3. [Priority] — alignment: [HIGH/MED