What problem does it solve?
Plan tasks by turning a stated available time window and energy state into a short, ranked plan that avoids overcommitment and wasted effort.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Capacity intake mode: triggered by phrases like "I have 30 minutes" or "I'm low energy today" to confirm the two inputs (time window and energy state).
- Task-to-energy matching: core mode that returns a ranked shortlist (3–5 items) with fit/stretch/skip indicators based on deadlines and energy.
- Weekly load review: lays out a week against teaching schedules and recovery windows, outputting a grid rather than a backlog.
- Recovery-aware planning: down-weights high-energy tasks after intense days and preserves rest windows.
- Handoff: routes new ideas or sizing to downstream skills such as
idea-incubator, maker-engineering, or yoga-sequencer.
Quick Start
Provide available time, current energy state, deadlines, teaching schedule, and a list of candidate tasks; the skill will return a short ranked plan.