Generate energy-aware daily schedules with rigid and flexible task time blocks.
npx skills add https://github.com/picsky/flowos --skill attention-schedule
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: attention-schedule Source: https://github.com/picsky/flowos/tree/main/templates/skills/attention-schedule Command: npx skills add https://github.com/picsky/flowos --skill attention-schedule
It solves the problem of scheduling daily work in a way that matches your actual energy and avoids overload, so you can act with less cognitive effort.
Use cases: morning pre-scheduling + energy calibration, user requests like “plan today,” user adds tasks (“insert one / urgent”), and “re-plan / adjust” requests after new information.
Ask for a schedule like: 安排一下今天有哪些事。
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can generate an energy-aware daily schedule by asking the system to plan your day. It translates your tasks into time blocks, prioritizes rigid versus flexible work based on your current energy budget, and places them into appropriate time windows using your rhythm data.
Incremental adjustment handles urgent inserts by placing the new task into the nearest suitable energy slot and shifting elastic tasks. This updates the schedule based on new inputs without requiring a full rebuild of your entire daily plan.
Yes, the scheduling process pushes generated time blocks to TickTick. If the downstream sync is unavailable, it gracefully falls back by still writing the source of truth to your local task state and notifying you of the sync failure.
Energy-budget task filtering automatically categorizes tasks into rigid versus flexible work. It schedules only must-do items under low energy, skips flexible work under normal energy, and safely includes all tasks under high energy.
No, you do not need to rebuild everything. The system performs morning calibration and incremental adjustments based on updated sleep or thought inputs, rescheduling only what changed while maintaining deterministic orchestration with state checks.
Time-blocking for cognitive load reduction is a scheduling method that translates tasks into dedicated time slots based on your rhythm data. You should use it during morning pre-scheduling or when adjusting plans to act with less cognitive effort.
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