assist:schedule

Weekly schedule planning is automated by loading learned rules, fetching templates, comparing calendars, and slotting Todoist tasks into open time while honoring constraints like workouts, transitions, and fasting windows. The workflow proposes resolutions and executes changes only with your approval.

Yes, slotting Todoist tasks around training and fasting constraints is supported. The Skill applies an end-to-end planning workflow that reviews your week, detects conflicts, and schedules tasks into available time slots while respecting your specified recovery and fasting windows.

The best way to coordinate calendar events with Todoist task slotting is using an end-to-end workflow that fetches templates, reconciles your calendar, proposes conflict resolutions, and executes user-approved changes to keep the week conflict-free.

Yes, this weekly planning workflow requires user approval before adjusting calendar events. After loading rules, fetching templates, and proposing conflict resolutions, the Skill executes changes only when you explicitly approve them.

Conflict detection for weekly calendar scheduling works by comparing your existing calendar events against proposed task slots and constraints. The workflow identifies overlaps or violations, proposes resolutions to maintain a conflict-free week, and waits for your approval before executing.

Scheduling tasks with fasting windows and workout transitions depends on accurately defined constraints within the weekly planning workflow. Limitations arise if constraints are not specified, as the Skill relies on these rules to detect conflicts and propose valid task slotting resolutions.