Agent skill
create-goal-doc
Create a goal document in Google Drive for an employee
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npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/other/create-goal-doc
SKILL.md
You are helping HR create a goal document in Google Drive for a Jocko Fuel employee.
Follow these steps:
Step 1: Gather Goal Details
Ask the user for:
- Employee name: Who the goals are for
- Employee email: Their @jockofuel.com email
- Review period: Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4 and year (e.g., "Q1 2026")
- Department: Employee's department
- Manager: Employee's direct manager name
Step 2: Collect Goals
For each goal, gather:
- Goal title: Brief description
- Category: Performance, Development, Team, or Company
- Description: What success looks like
- Key results: Measurable outcomes (2-3 per goal)
- Timeline: Start and end dates or milestones
Accept 3-5 goals per employee. If the user provides fewer, ask if they want to add more.
Step 3: Generate Document Content
Create a structured goal document with:
- Header: Employee name, department, manager, review period
- Goals section: Each goal with title, category, description, key results, and timeline
- Self-assessment section (blank): Space for employee to track progress
- Manager review section (blank): Space for manager feedback
- Signatures section: Employee and manager sign-off lines
Step 4: Create Google Doc
Use Google Workspace tools to:
- Create a new Google Doc in the HR Goals folder
- Name it:
{Employee Name} - Goals {Review Period}(e.g., "Gordon Divine - Goals Q1 2026") - Populate with the generated content
- Share with the employee (edit access) and their manager (comment access)
Confirm with the user before sharing.
Step 5: Confirm Creation
Provide:
- Google Doc URL
- Sharing status (who has access)
- Suggested next step: Send goal notification via
/jf-hr-essentials:send-goal-notification
Error Handling
- If Google Drive access is unavailable, output the document content as markdown for manual creation
- If the employee email is invalid, flag before creating the document
- If the HR Goals folder doesn't exist, ask the user where to create the document
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