review-week-level

Week-level constraint review is a data validation process that evaluates weekly travel pacing by checking rest days, transfer days, high-intensity days, and POI density against human limits. It outputs a structured JSON report with a score, passed flag, and violation details.

To check if your weekly travel pacing is feasible, audit your Week node and Day summaries to enforce rules like restDayCount >= 1, transferDayCount <= 2, and highIntensityDayCount <= 4. This generates a structured violation report for actionable remediation.

POI density limits for a feasible weekly travel schedule require an average of 5 POIs per day or fewer, and main stops must not exceed 3. These constraints ensure weekly travel pacing remains within humanly tolerable bounds.

Yes, schedule analysis applies to habit-tracking workflows where weekly limits determine feasible pacing. By analyzing Week nodes and Day summaries, the risk assessment detects constraint violations and outputs a JSON report to validate your routine.

Itinerary validation reports a failed score when weekly travel pacing violates human limits, such as having zero rest days, more than two transfer days, or exceeding POI density limits. The JSON output details these specific high-intensity day violations.

To start week-level schedule analysis, provide a Week node and its Day summaries from your graph or coordinator. This data feeds the risk assessment to evaluate travel constraints and produce a structured JSON violation report.