What problem does it solve?
Turn a scattered set of goals, decisions, projects, and calendar signals into a short, ranked plan that allocates the user's next window of attention with explicit trade-offs and an item to drop.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Source-aware inventory: Reads goals, active context, recent decisions, project folders, patterns, and optional calendar data to build a demand inventory.
- Structured ranking: Produces 3–7 verb-first, ranked priorities with a one-line rationale tied to anchors/goals/compounding/decay-risk, an expected cost, a concrete signal of progress, and a clear risk if skipped.
- Capacity and constraints: Respects user capacity (light/normal/sprint), flags stale inputs, cross-checks learned patterns, and recommends a single explicit drop to reduce inertia.
- Use Case: Use when planning the week or quarter, when feeling scattered, after a reflection yields course corrections, or when a deadline/launch requires sequencing.
Quick Start
Plan my upcoming week with normal capacity and return five ranked priorities with rationale, expected cost, a progress signal for each, and one explicit drop.