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Succession Plan

by @bytesagain1

Design succession plans with role mapping and transition roadmaps. Use when adding positions, listing candidates, prioritizing paths, planning transfers.

Versionv2.0.1

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TERMINAL

clawhub install succession-plan

📖 About This Skill

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 | 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 | Mark an item as completed | | succession-plan priority [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 [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

⚡ When to Use

Trigger	Action
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

📋 Tips & Best Practices

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

Trigger	Action
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