Get Things Done — Documentation skill for Claude Code

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The pitch

You are an executive. Your day is tasks, people, context and deliverables, and all four live in different places: a task in your head, the political situation in your memory, the strategy in a deck somewhere, the actual document due tomorrow in a tab you have not opened yet.

AI assistants should fix this. Mostly they do not, because every conversation starts from nothing. You re-explain who your CFO is, how your CEO likes to be briefed, what last quarter's decision was, what your house style looks like. By the time the context is loaded, you could have written the thing yourself.

**Get Things Done gives your AI a memory of your job.**

It turns a folder on your machine into a structured executive workspace: your profile, your stakeholders, your context library, your output templates and your tasks. A local kanban dashboard lets you run it like a board. And because everything is plain Markdown in a folder you own, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Codex read the exact same files you do.

Ask for a board memo and the agent already knows who the board is, how you write, which strategy note applies, and what a finished memo looks like. It writes the del