Status Management

To align task scheduling with energy and focus, you can update your user status context using a command like `status energy:low focus:medium`. The system then applies this context to dynamically prioritize less demanding tasks when your resources are low.

Status-aware scheduling is a mechanism that manages task prioritization by integrating real-time user state, such as mood and stress levels, into the scheduling algorithm. This ensures task allocation accurately reflects your current well-being.

You configure status dimensions by defining specific values and metrics in YAML settings files. This setup is required for the system to accurately read your user context and apply dynamic task prioritization based on your configured states.

Yes, you can tag tasks and schedule templates with `status_requirements` to enable context-specific template matching. This allows the system to automatically select appropriate tasks that fit your real-time user state.

No, configuring status dimensions and values in YAML settings files is explicitly required for accurate application. Without this prerequisite environment setup, the system cannot properly process or apply your real-time user context.

Status updates may fail to reschedule intensive tasks if the `status_requirements` tags are missing on your templates or if the YAML settings lack proper dimension values. Ensure your configuration accurately reflects the target task demands.