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Get through the brutal logistics after a death — who to notify, what accounts and services to close, in what order, and what genuinely can't wait vs what can wait months — with explicit permission to do it slowly and in pieces. Use when someone says 'my [person] died and I don't know where to start', 'what do I need to do after a death', 'help me handle the admin', or is drowning in the paperwork of loss. Produces a triaged task list (urgent / soon / whenever), notification scripts, and a gentle sequence. Not legal or tax advice — the humane logistics, with pointers to the professional bits.

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# Grief Admin Skill

Grief arrives with a second job: dozens of phone calls, forms, and account closures,
each requiring you to say "they've died" again to a stranger — and it lands exactly
when you have the least capacity to do any of it. Most guides make this worse by
dumping an overwhelming master checklist. This one triages: what truly can't wait
(days), what should happen soon (weeks), and the large majority that can genuinely
wait months — because almost nothing on the list is as urgent as the internet
implies, and permission to do it slowly is part of the help. It handles the humane
logistics and points clearly at the parts that need a professional.

## What This Skill Produces

- A **triaged task list**: 🔴 urgent (days) · 🟡 soon (weeks) · 🟢 whenever (months,
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