Week Ahead

Sunday evening — your week laid out, clashes flagged, prep noted.

What you get

At 17:00 every Sunday a routine reads the coming week in your calendar and writes one page: every commitment day by day, anything that clashes or lands too close together, and the small preparations worth doing before Monday makes them urgent. You read it once on Sunday and walk into the week already knowing its shape.

Nothing is created, moved, accepted or declined. It only reads.

How to look at it

Open the Week app in this cabinet. It starts pre-filled with a made-up example week so you can see the shape straight away — the page says plainly that those plans are fake. Your first real Sunday takes its place.

Before it can read your real calendar

Connect Google Calendar in Cabinet's integrations screen. One click, one Google approval page, no password to invent and nothing to install. Until then the page keeps showing the example.

That click connects Google Calendar to your Claude account, not to Cabinet — the routine runs as Claude on your machine and reads your week through that connection. It also means Google Calendar is now on for Claude everywhere, not just here. The Disconnect link on the integrations page takes you to claude.ai, where the off switch lives.

If the page still shows the example

The routine only writes when it can actually reach your calendar. If it has run and the example is still sitting there, Google Calendar isn't connected yet. Nothing was overwritten and nothing errored. Fix the connection and run the routine again.

What's inside

• Week Planner — the one agent. Reads the coming week, writes the page.
• Sunday Week Ahead — the one routine. Runs at 17:00 every Sunday.
• Week — the one page. Opens on the current week, with a dropdown for earlier ones.
• setup.md — your calendars, protected time and travel reality. Read before every plan.