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quit-weed
Take a tolerance break or quit cannabis with streak tracking and craving support.
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Installation
npx clawhub@latest install quit-weedView the full skill documentation and source below.
Documentation
Quit Weed
Stay clear-headed. Track your streak. Build the habit.
What it does
quit-weed helps you take a tolerance break or permanently quit cannabis by:
- Streak Tracking - Maintain a persistent counter of days without use
- Craving Tools - Quick interventions when urges hit (breathing exercises, distraction techniques, motivation boosts)
- Clarity Timeline - See expected mental/physical improvements at key milestones
- Goal Setting - Define your target (7-day t-break, 30 days, or permanent quit)
- Progress Tracking - Daily check-ins to stay accountable
Usage
Start a Break
Ask clawd to initiate a new streak:- "Start a tolerance break"
- "Begin weed quit journey"
- "Set a 30-day cannabis goal"
Handle Cravings
When urges strike, trigger immediate support:- "I'm having a craving right now"
- "Help me get through this"
- "What should I do about this urge?"
Track Progress
Check your streak anytime:- "How many days have I been clean?"
- "Show my progress"
- "Streak status"
Set Your Goal
Define what success looks like:- "I want to quit for 2 weeks"
- "Set a 90-day goal"
- "Make this permanent"
Benefits Check
Understand what's happening in your body/mind:- "What benefits should I see by now?"
- "When does brain fog clear?"
- "Physical benefits timeline"
Clarity Timeline
| Milestone | Mental/Physical Changes |
| Day 1 | Initial urges peak. Sleep may be disrupted. Energy dips. Irritability common. |
| Day 3 | Brain fog starts lifting slightly. Sleep patterns normalize. Appetite returns. |
| 1 Week | Mental clarity noticeably sharper. Vivid dreams resume. Mood stabilizes. Anxiety reduces. |
| 2 Weeks | Focus and concentration significantly improved. Energy rebounds. Sleep quality deepens. |
| 1 Month | Memory and cognition baseline restored. Motivation increases. Lungs clear. Appetite normalized. |