runlet

Compile unstructured braindump text into a prioritized daily runlist.

Updated Mar 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Peleke/hunter --skill runlet
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Skill: runlet
Source: https://github.com/Peleke/hunter/tree/main/skills/runlet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Peleke/hunter --skill runlet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill transforms unstructured thoughts and tasks into an actionable daily runlist, specifically designed to accommodate neurodivergent cognitive patterns by focusing on energy cost and task activation barriers.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • ND-Adapted Task Prioritization: Organizes tasks into four quadrants (Do First, Block Time, Batch, Kill/Delegate) based on energy cost and alignment with a primary focus (e.g., Money, Health, Career).
  • Actionable Entry Points: Provides a single, low-friction "entry point" for high-energy tasks to overcome activation barriers.
  • Focus Swapping: Allows dynamic re-prioritization of tasks by changing the primary focus without re-classifying tasks.
  • Carry-Forward & Forced Decisions: Automatically carries over unchecked tasks and enforces decisions after multiple carries.
  • Use Case: A user with ADHD can input a chaotic list of tasks and receive a clear, prioritized runlist with specific first steps for daunting tasks, making execution more manageable.

Quick Start

Use the runlet skill to organize your tasks from the following braindump: need to do outreach, fix the carousel bug, cross-post AX-07.

Frequently Asked Questions about runlet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I organize a chaotic braindump into a prioritized daily runlist?

You can compile unstructured braindump text into a daily runlist by categorizing tasks into four quadrants—Do First, Block Time, Batch, and Kill/Delegate—based on energy cost and alignment with your primary focus.

How does task prioritization by energy cost work for neurodivergent users?

Task prioritization by energy cost evaluates the cognitive load required for each item, placing high-energy tasks into a Block Time quadrant and generating a single low-friction entry point to overcome activation barriers.

What is the best way to handle unfinished tasks that carry forward daily?

Unfinished tasks automatically carry forward to the next daily runlist, and the system enforces a forced decision—such as killing or delegating the task—after multiple consecutive carries to prevent backlog stagnation.

Can I change my primary focus for task prioritization without re-classifying everything?

Yes, focus swapping allows you to dynamically change your primary focus—such as shifting from Career to Health—which instantly re-prioritizes your existing runlist tasks without requiring you to reclassify them from scratch.

What does a kill reason mean when managing my daily task list?

A kill reason provides explicit justification for delegating or dropping a task from your runlist, enforcing conscious decision-making to eliminate low-value items rather than letting them linger in your daily planning workflow.